MONTREAL (RecyclingMonster): CFC Recycling celebrated the grand opening of its newly renovated Gallatin facility with a ribbon-cutting following its May 2026 acquisition of longtime family-owned scrap and recycling institution Goolsby & Sons Recycling. Held at the company's location at 337 Blythe Avenue, the event featured remarks from CFC and community leaders, guided tours of the updated facility, refreshments and giveaways. Readers can track related scrap yard activity and pricing trends on the RecyclingMonster homepage.

Community Leaders Join Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

"We're honored by the warm welcome we've received from the Gallatin community," said Andrew Rice, President of CFC Recycling. "Today's celebration represents more than a renovated facility. It reflects our commitment to investing in this community, supporting our customers and building on the legacy that Goolsby & Sons established over many years."

Former Owner Jason Goolsby Named General Manager

Rice added, "I would be remiss if I didn't thank the people who helped us get here — and I am happy to announce that Jason Goolsby, one of the Goolsby owners, has stayed on with CFC as our General Manager. Jason has worked closely with our operations manager, Marc Cardwell, to get this facility ready to open in just three months — and the result speaks for itself."

What This Means for the Gallatin Recycling Community

The renovated facility reflects a broader pattern of established scrap and recycling operations changing hands while retaining local leadership and community ties. For CFC Recycling, folding in Goolsby & Sons' legacy while keeping Jason Goolsby on as General Manager signals continuity for customers who relied on the original operation for years.