Your materials. The right market.
Our growth plan reaches across all 50 states, with worldwide commodity and program inquiries welcomed. We connect your material needs to suitable operators and destinations, with scope reviewed before service.
Our network. Our next chapter.
Growing across markets. Grounded in the work.
Our growth plan targets all 50 states. We welcome worldwide commodity and program inquiries, connecting practical material knowledge with suitable operators and destinations.
Map shading shows target markets, not verified service coverage. Operator capability, material acceptance, permits and logistics are reviewed for your location before any commitment.
We grow through research, document review, in-person facility visits and a clear fit with customer needs. A location on this map does not represent an approved operator or facility.
Target market for inquiry and growth
Select a state to include it in your request.
Tell us about your materialsState boundaries: U.S. Census cartographic data via us-atlas. Alaska and Hawaii shown as insets.
The path to responsible growth
Find the fit. Verify the work.
Understand the material and destination.
Share your location, material, volume and desired outcome. We review acceptance requirements and possible recovery or disposition pathways.
Evaluate the executing operator.
Document research comes first. An Anchor facility team visits and audits the location in person before final vendor approval.
Agree on scope before movement.
Confirm responsibilities, logistics, documentation and commercial terms. Cross-border inquiries also require applicable jurisdiction and transport review.
Clear answers
What you should know.
Does the map mean you have an approved operator in every state?
No. It shows our 50-state target-market growth plan. Operator capabilities and destinations are verified market by market before commitments are made.
Can you review international commodity inquiries?
Yes. Share the origin, destination, material and volume. The review considers acceptance, applicable jurisdiction, transport requirements and operator fit before any arrangement is confirmed.
How do new operators become part of the network?
Research and document review come first. An Anchor facility team visits and audits the facility in person before final vendor approval, evaluating fit for Anchor and customer needs.