The Australian government has decided to complete the phased goal of plastic recycling by 2025. Most of the plastic waste is polystyrene waste, and there are many industries related to polystyrene packaging. GREENMAX proposes a suitable polystyrene recycling solution for the government.

Plastics have flooded our daily lives. We need to understand different plastics and recycling ways to protect our environment. Recycle Plastic, Save Resource.

Despite drives to reduce the amount of polystyrene we all use, it remains an essential product to many business. Therefore, where we can’t use reduce or use alternatives to polystyrene, it’s imperative that we treat it responsibly – which includes how to handle polystyrene recycling.

Have you ever wondered what the differences are between polystyrene compactor and polystyrene hot melting machine? Learn the surprising answer in this informative article on polystyrene hot melting machines and compactors from the experts at GREENMAX.

Extended Producer Responsibility EPR: Who do we think should be responsible for our produced waste? Should it be the consumers, which they already are because that is where some of their taxes go? EPR says differently. Continue reading through the blog to learn more.

The recycling of EPS foam cups is a valuable process for our economic and ecological society. Therefore, due to the wide use of foam cups, we need to know more about the recycling of foam cups.

The waste EPS foam granulator is the main machine in the EPS foam granulating line. The foam granulator adopts high temperature melting and foaming and is made into granules after a series of drawing, cooling, and cutting. In this process, the most important thing to pay attention to is the heating of the host.

The EPS crushing machine is a machine that can crush the waste EPS foam into small pieces. It is the first main machine in the foam recycling line. The EPS foam crusher can not only crush various EPS materials but also effectively reduce the volume of EPS foam.

Expanded polypropylene (EPP) is a lightweight, durable, and versatile material used in many products, including packaging, automotive parts, and sports equipment. As more and more products are made from EPP, it’s important to consider the environmental impact of this material and whether it can be recycled.

Many business owners and facilities managers will at some point ask, “Is polystyrene recyclable?” Now there are a number of myths about polystyrene recycling, but the answer is “yes”. In fact, being able to resell polystyrene is a competitive advantage.