Clean Earth Opens New Service Center in Syracuse, New York

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Clean Earth (NYSE: NVRI) opened a new 18,400-square-foot service center in Syracuse, New York on Oct. 23, 2025.

The facility includes 42 dock spaces and will act as a logistics hub connecting customers to nearby recycling, treatment, and disposal sites. The center is intended to strengthen lab packing services for retail, healthcare, and education customers and to improve routing efficiencies for hazardous and non-hazardous waste transportation.

The expansion complements Clean Earth’s recent rollout of a new transportation fleet and its transportation management system, with the stated goals of reducing transit times, cutting costs, and improving service reliability and environmental impact.

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• Opened an 18,400-square-foot Syracuse service center
• Facility includes 42 dock spaces for logistics throughput
• Strengthens lab packing services for retail, healthcare, and education
• Supports improved routing efficiencies with new transportation fleet

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Strategic expansion enhances service capabilities for retail, healthcare, and education customers while driving operational efficiency.

KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa., Oct. 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Clean Earth, a division of Enviri Corporation (NYSE: NVRI) and a leading provider of environmental and regulated waste management services, today announced the opening of a new service center in Syracuse, New York. The 18,400-square-foot warehouse, featuring 42 dock spaces, strengthens Clean Earth’s ability to serve a growing base of retail, healthcare, and educational institutions across the region.

This strategic expansion enhances Clean Earth’s lab packing services across its customer base, while also improving routing efficiencies for hazardous and non-hazardous waste transportation. The location will serve as a key logistics hub, connecting customers to Clean Earth’s nearby recycling, treatment, and disposal facilities.

“Our investment in Syracuse reflects our commitment to delivering innovative, efficient, and sustainability-focused solutions to our customers,” said Jeff Beswick, President of Clean Earth. “By expanding our network and leveraging advanced routing technology, we’re able to offer optimized transportation tailored to customer preferences and best value logistics – ultimately driving cost savings, service reliability, and reducing environmental impact.”

Earlier this year, Clean Earth introduced a new transportation fleet as part of its broader initiative to enhance network logistics and operations. Combined with its transportation management system and nationwide facility footprint, the company continues to prioritize operational excellence, reducing transit times and improving service delivery to customers.

About Clean Earth
Headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, Clean Earth operates a network of 93 locations across the United States. Clean Earth’s highly experienced team helps customers navigate everything from the simplest waste management needs to the most complex environmental waste challenges. Delivering one of the largest networks of treatment, recycling, and sustainability services, our experts apply industry-leading solutions at every stage of your waste journey. With Clean Earth, you’ll have the best working for you. To learn more, visit: www.cleanearthinc.com.

Investor Contact David Martin +1.267.946.1407 dmartin@enviri.com

Media Contact Karen Tognarelli +1.717.480.6145 ktognarelli@enviri.com

FAQ

What did Clean Earth (NVRI) announce on October 23, 2025 about Syracuse?

Clean Earth opened a new 18,400-square-foot service center in Syracuse with 42 dock spaces to expand regional services.

How will the new NVRI Syracuse center affect lab packing services?

The center is intended to strengthen lab packing services across Clean Earth’s retail, healthcare, and education customers in the region.

Does the Syracuse facility change Clean Earth’s transportation operations (NVRI)?

Yes; the site is designed to improve routing efficiencies and connect customers to nearby recycling, treatment, and disposal facilities.

What capacity features does the new NVRI Syracuse service center have?

The facility is 18,400 square feet and includes 42 dock spaces to support loading and logistics.

When did Clean Earth add a new transportation fleet mentioned alongside the Syracuse opening?

The company introduced a new transportation fleet earlier in 2025 as part of its network logistics initiative.

What are the stated benefits for customers from Clean Earth’s Syracuse expansion (NVRI)?

Stated benefits include cost savings, improved service reliability, reduced transit times, and lower environmental impact.