EPS, is a plastic material resistant to fungi, bacteria, and other microorganisms, is not attacked by external agents, and is highly resistant to humidity, can be transported easily and one of the main characteristics, in addition to ductility, then, is non-toxicity. This feature makes this material perfect for food packaging. Furthermore, EPS can be easily reused or recycled, and it is also possible to cut it, break it, and divide it by hand without risking health. The idea that EPS is recyclable has gradually been accepted by more people, and more communities and municipal governments have begun to organize related activities. Recently, residents in Montgomery County, Ohio, also participated in an EPS recycling campaign, filling trucks with waste EPS for transportation.



Where to throw the EPS has been a question that has plagued citizens and businesses alike. Despite its many advantages, it is a bulky, bulky material that invariably breaks into small pieces that are easily dispersed in the environment. It is not biodegradable and may remain in our ecosystem for centuries. However, EPS is recyclable and does not cause pollution. A consciously differentiated collection allows it to be compressed and manipulated to create new products. Make pens, clothes racks, car dashboards, mice, and even smartphone cases. It sounds unbelievable, but it is true. Please read on to learn what is real EPS and how to dispose of EPS waste properly.



EPS containers and packaging is the most commonly used and most productive area. At first, it seems like a good application. It is lightweight, inexpensive, and does a good job of maintaining temperature and protecting packages during transportation without the added cost of weight. However, EPS is not biodegradable and can pollute the environment. In fact, new products need to be "nurtured" if we are to develop a circular economy, not only to protect the environment from waste accumulation but also to turn it into resources. With this in mind, EPS recycling is the best option.



INTCO Recycling has been in the EPS recycling business for over 13 years. We know that the economic impact of packaging management requires targeted and effective solutions. EPS is light but bulky. It takes up a huge amount of space and needs to be transported to landfills many times. Our EPS compactor compacts EPS with a 50:1 compression ratio and can help you:
• Reduce shipping to save money on disposal;
• Produce EPS blocks that can be resold to recycling companies to get a substantial financial return directly from your waste.
Contact INTCO for relevant consultation. No matter what your waste management needs are, no matter what industry you are in, there is always an innovative solution for EPS recycling that you have not yet thought of.