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One of Belgium’s largest plastic waste recyclers made a significant leap towards sustainability by starting an EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) recycling program. Recognizing the need for efficient waste management, they invested in a high-quality EPS compactor from the U.S. brand GREENMAX. At a cost of around $30,000, this investment quickly proved to be worthwhile, as the machine streamlined their recycling process and significantly improved operational efficiency.
GREENMAX EPS Compactor played a pivotal role in handling large volumes of Styrofoam waste. Its advanced technology made compressing bulky EPS materials easy, reducing both storage and transportation costs. This not only helped the recycler manage waste more effectively but also minimized the environmental impact associated with traditional Styrofoam disposal methods.
Beyond operational success, the recycler’s partnership with INTCO Recycling, the manufacturer of GREENMAX, has been a key factor in expanding their recycling efforts. INTCO Recycling often invites new potential clients to visit the Belgian facility, where they can see the GREENMAX EPS compactor in action. These live demonstrations allow prospective customers to witness firsthand the machine’s efficiency and durability, building confidence in both the product and the company.
As more businesses see the benefits of the EPS compactor, many have chosen to adopt the technology and collaborate with INTCO Recycling for their waste management needs. This has contributed to a growing eco-conscious companies dedicated to reducing plastic waste and promoting recycling initiatives.
The success story of Belgium’s EPS recycler highlights how innovative technology, strategic partnerships, and a commitment to sustainability can drive significant change in the recycling industry. Thanks to GREENMAX EPS Compactor, what began as a single company’s effort has inspired others to join the movement, creating a powerful impact on the journey toward a greener, more sustainable future.