INTCO Recycling has partnered with a USA household appliance manufacturer to help them solve the problem of polystyrene accumulation and disposal, eliminating the need to dispose of it in landfills. The team purchased a GREENMAX M-C200 polystyrene recycling machine, which can not only continue to obtain economic benefits from recycled foam but also achieve environmental benefits.

Many household appliances now use polystyrene packaging, which can effectively prevent collisions and damage to items during transportation. Polystyrene is cheap and has waterproof, shock-absorbing, and drop-proof properties, making it the best choice for packaging materials for high-value and fragile products. However, the value of polystyrene packaging is only reflected in transit, and when the products reach their destinations, the packaging become waste. Many residents choose to let household appliance companies take away unnecessary foam packaging. These foam wastes will accumulate in the company's warehouses, occupying a large area.

In the past, it was often ended up in landfills, with serious consequences. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, polystyrene packaging materials account for more than a quarter of all municipal solid waste in the US and consume significant resources, including fossil fuels. In fact, polystyrene foam packaging can be recycled. Recycling 1 ton of polystyrene saves the equivalent of 160 barrels of oil and reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 2 tons.

Using professional GREENMAX polystyrene foam recycling machines can greatly improve the efficiency of foam recycling and reduce recycling costs, and even achieve long-term economic and environmental benefits. Foam is large and light, takes up a lot of storage space, and is inefficient and expensive to transport. By polystyrene recycling, not only can landfill and transportation costs be saved, but the compressed foam ingots can also be sold for recycling, turning foam waste into ongoing company revenue. Taking these factors into consideration and after conducting in-depth market research, this USA household appliance manufacturer purchased GREENMAX M-C200. Now, in addition to saving high landfill and transportation costs, the team can also sell the processed foam ingots to local manufacturers or INTCO Recycling. We will recycle these foam waste at a preferential price to re-manufacture environmentally friendly frame products. Soon, this company will be able to get a return on investment in the GREENMAX machine by selling foam ingots, which are a source of income for the company.

INTCO Recycling is honored to join hands with this household appliance manufacturer to promote the global polystyrene recycling industry. We hope that more people will join us in the future to maintain a better world.