The FFFF recycling program helps residents in Somerset County recycle many types of materials, including polystyrene, which can be made into foam pellets, the raw material for recycled plastic products.

Plastic recycler Polystyvert has invested in and built a polystyrene recycling plant in Canada, promoting the development of polystyrene recycling, which is also a cause that INTCO Recycling has been committed to.

A parade float builder uses polystyrene to build the figures celebrating the Oakland Farmers Santa Parade, which can be compressed and recycled by professional polystyrene compactor and become a valuable resource.

Styrofoam is not a disposable packaging material and can be reused, bringing environmental and economic benefits to manufacturers, logistics companies and other companies.

Ottawa County plans to cooperate with Holland to build a recycling center, including foam recycling, which can bring a continuous investment return.

The proliferation of foam packaging in logistics can be solved by INTCO Recycling, which provides high-quality machines with various production capacities, customized solutions, and thoughtful after-sales services.

A USA household appliance manufacturer purchased a GREENMAX M-C200 to recycle polystyrene packaging, which will continue to bring economic and environmental benefits.

INTCO Recycling supplies total foam solution, including recycling machines, after-sales service, repurchase service and so on for waste home appliance packaging, which can make polystyrene recycling more efficient.

Many companies, such as Eppsilyte, continue to push the further development of the recycling of EPS foam, which has a great value in the recycling market.

BMW uses newly developed EPP packaging, which contains 25% recycled materials to achieve the goal of EPP foam recycling and reducing carbon emissions.