Industrial Plastics
5 Steps to Successfully Recycling Your Industrial Scrap Plastic
Does your company produce industrial scrap plastic in Tennessee, Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, or Ohio? If so, you might be able to recycle it by selling it to us. We buy a variety of industrial plastics and transform them into a product known as regrind. We then sell the regrind to manufacturers. Your industrial…
Read MoreAre You Still Throwing Away That Industrial Scrap Plastic
As a company that specializes in post-industrial plastic recycling, we buy scrap plastic from customers in seven states. Our home base is Tennessee, but we also have operations in Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, and Ohio. If you produce industrial plastic scrap in any of these states, we have a question: are you still throwing…
Read MoreMarket Reports Suggest Strong Future for Plastics Recycling
It is always good to see a market research report suggesting that your particular industry is projected to show substantial growth in the coming years. As such, we are thrilled with a brand-new report that shows exactly this for recycled plastics. It looks like our industry has nowhere to go but up right now. The…
Read MoreThrow Away or Sell Scrap Plastic: Which Sounds More Attractive to You
As a business owner, one of your main priorities is to keep your costs in check. Lower costs ultimately mean a higher profit margin. Nonetheless, you know that some of your unavoidable costs are tied up in waste. Take industrial scrap plastic. It is a waste to you. But you don’t have to throw it…
Read MoreIndustrial Plastic in a Linear vs. Circular Economy
Industrial plastic recycling is often discussed in relation to the circular economy. As the thinking goes, any genuine effort to make the circular economy mainstream requires a robust effort to reduce waste. Therefore, recycling industrial plastic scrap adds to the circular economy by keeping said plastic out of landfills and incinerators. Where a circular…
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