Plastic Recycling
How Much Is Plastic Scrap Worth in 2026?
Plastic scrap pricing in 2026 is no longer a guessing game—but it’s also not a fixed number. For manufacturers, understanding what your scrap is worth can mean the difference between recovering real revenue or leaving money on the table. 💰 Average Plastic Scrap Prices (2026 Snapshot) While prices fluctuate based on oil markets, demand, and…
Read MoreRecycling Contamination: 10 Ways To Organize Your Plastics
Plastic recycling is one of the cornerstones of sustainable manufacturing, yet it presents challenges when done improperly. Contamination within plastic recycling streams has emerged as a major issue, reducing efficiency and limiting the usability of recycled materials. An organized approach to plastic waste is vital to mitigating these challenges for businesses, especially those in the…
Read MoreWhat To Know About Recycling Plastic Pallets
Recycling plastic pallets is a smart and sustainable solution for warehouses, distribution centers, and logistics operations. By reusing industrial plastics, businesses can reduce waste and contribute to environmental sustainability. Learning how to recycle plastic pallets can benefit the planet and your business, offering a practical way to support greener operations. This guide will cover what…
Read MoreWhen Recycling Goes Beyond Keeping Plastic Out of Landfills
Seraphim Plastics is no fly-by-night organization. We have been involved in the industrial plastic recycling business for more than 25 years. We take great pride in being a full-service plastic recycler that goes above and beyond merely keeping plastic out of landfills. We do so much more for our clients because we believe that what…
Read MoreDanish Project Utilizes Pyrolysis to Reclaim Plastic Waste
Here at Seraphim Plastics, we rely on a mechanical recycling process to turn scrap industrial plastic into reusable regrind. Although our process is both simple and effective, we are not able to recycle every type of plastic. There is always some plastic that goes to waste. That may eventually change thanks to a Danish research…
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