If you notice the trash around you in Oregon, you will find that foam box is the most commonly discarded, which occupies 30% of the landfill every year. Therefore, it is imperative to establish a scientific foam box recycling system.

How can we solve the problem of white pollution? In fact, the best is recycling. Foam waste can be reprocessed through a series of recycling and production processes to form foam particles, which will eventually be used in the production of new foam products.

Although some people think that this polystyrene material can be replaced by other materials, some people think this material will have better prospects for development in the future and there will be more use of it because of the concept of polystyrene recycling is being popularized.

Last month, a girl named Ingraham of Belding, Michigan conducted a Styrofoam recycling event at New Hope Church of God for local area individuals to drop off undesirable Styrofoam items.

The PolyStyreneLoop reusing plant in Terneuzen, Netherlands, is intended to open this week. It is worked by a Dutch non-benefit association whose individuals contain in excess of 70 industry agents from the entire polystyrene froth esteem chain.

While the foam recycling rate is so considerable, foam containers are often not accepted in virtually all curbside recycling programs. What is the eco-friendly way to do foam container recycling?

In order to solve this problem, the government or individual needs to start from the policies of all regions, establish a system of foam recycling and solve the problem of resource utilization efficiency systematically.

Many American companies don't know whether to choose a Styrofoam compactor or a densifier. From three aspects, this article would tell you the difference between the two kinds of machines.

Recently, INTCO Recycling has received a lot of inquiries about the polystyrene compactor. Let's introduce in detail how to choose a machine suitable for you according to your own needs.

According to statistics, nearly ten million hectares of forest are disappearing every year in the world! But, as long as polystyrene recycling is achieved, plastic can be used instead of wood to reduce the demand for forest exploitation.