Rejected Isn’t Unrecyclable: How to Recover Hard-to-Recycle Industrial Waste
When a hauler or recycler rejects a load, most facilities treat that material as trash. In industrial waste streams, “rejected” is not the same as “unrecyclable.”

When a hauler or recycler rejects a load, most facilities treat that material as trash. In industrial waste streams, “rejected” is not the same as “unrecyclable.”

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In today’s manufacturing and distribution environments, waste is unavoidable. But waste doesn’t have to mean lost value. With the right systems in place, industrial plastics recycling can lower disposal costs, generate rebates, and help your compan...

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