Epsilyte processes waste polystyrene through a series of recycling processes and finally turns it into pellets, which are used to make safety helmets.

For the past two years, an Irish chemist has also started working to reduce waste EPS.

Recently in Gilford, a Styrofoam recycling unit was installed at a local recycling center.

The bill AB26 has sparked discussions in the packaging industry: Reducing single-use plastics in e-commerce.

In any case, INTCO Recycling will always provide the most comprehensive service for our polystyrene industry.

DTG has begun to realize the benefits of Styrofoam recycling and decided to launch some recycling projects.

The First Presbyterian Church installed a foam densifier and recently added a trailer to make foam recycling easier.

For ordinary people, Styrofoam recycling is meaningful; for companies, Styrofoam recycling is profitable.

EPS recycling will have a positive impact on the management of municipal waste in the long run.

In the 22nd K show, INTCO Recycling, as a professional foam recycling expert in the industry, will also appear on time.