Introduction: Waste Disposal in the XXI Century In the XXI century, the limited amount of certain natural resources has become especially evident, which has resulted in the need to search for alternative means of utilizing the available sources. The concept of recycling was a natural result of the discussions regarding the exhaustibility of resources. As a result, the companies that use recycled materials in their production process are valued especially high in the modern business world (Mayor of London, 2011). However, logistics issues, or, to be more exact, the issues concerning transportation of the raw material and the end product, as well as the costs for this transportation, have been quite an issue in the given sphere. Despite the fact that the recently adopted strategies suggest that the landfill sites should be located in close proximity to the companies utilizing recycled waste, the costs for the transportation of these materials, as well as the fact that the transportation is often handled with the help of partner companies, which demand additional payment, create rather unfavorable financial conditions. By reconsidering the logistics of the currently adopted innovational strategy regarding recyclable waste transportation and the integration of technology, as well as cooperation with foreign partners, recycling companies will be able to prosper and raise their revenues impressively, which the given platform project (Mantel, 2010, p. 32) is going to prove. Project Description: Outlining the Key Features Seeing how the manufacturing process includes the location of the resources and the transportation of the given resources to the end customer and, in fact, cannot be viewed outside the manufacturing process, it will be reasonable to reconsider the logistics strategy within a recycling company manufacturing process. Indeed, with a more efficient logistics strategy introduced, the process of manufacturing will be increased impressively, since a number of obstacles, such as time restraint and the unavailability of resources, will finally be removed. The project can, therefore, be defined as the reconsideration of the logistics strategy within the context of an otherwise reasonable and adequate manufacturing approach and will include several stages. To start with, it will be required to reconsider the specifics of the inbound and outbound logistics strategies for an average recycling company. Another important element that is included into the manufacturing process and related to the company’s logistics strategy, the production logistics will also have to be addressed. By introducing new technologies, such as UHF, one will be able to increase the speed of the manufacturing process within a recycling company in several times. The UHF will make it possible to introduce a better cohesion between the departments, since it will contribute to a more efficient communication between the members of the staff. In addition, it is crucial that the technology allowing to sort the raw materials into types in accordance with the type of substance that these materials are made of, i.e., plastic, glass, paper, etc., will be required. As soon as the issues regarding the inbound logistics are solved, the outbound logistics problems that most recycling companies have to f