Reducing packaging waste is crucial for your business to enhance sustainability efforts and reduce operational costs. Packaging waste not only contributes to environmental pollution but also represents a significant financial burden.

The GREENMAX Screw Compactor is a versatile solution developed to compact polystyrene (including EPS, EPP, EPE, XPS and PUR) and is utilized in a series of applications including the fish industry (fish boxes), construction, waste handling and for used packaging.

Struggling to decide which foam recycling machine model your business needs? We have a wide range of foam recycling machines for various compassion needs.

GREENMAX’s Polystyrene Hot Melting Machines have a compaction ratio of 90:1 and this means that not only will a Polystyrene Hot Melting Machine reduce disposal costs significantly, it will also add an additional revenue stream to your business.

Used polystyrene is in high demand – so much so that recyclers pay good money for it. GREENMAX is helping more and more companies do this, creating an extra revenue stream.

In this blog, GREENMAX will explore how to recycle waste EPS, guiding you through eco-friendly, cost-effective, and timely recycle ways. Additionally, we’ll discuss how recycling EPS can be transformed into an opportunity to generate an additional revenue stream for your business.

Fish boxes are 100 % recyclable but have a low recycling rate in Australia. When not recycled, fish boxes end up in landfills or incinerators for energy extraction. Yet being a mono-material product packaging (significance that it only contains one type of material), the fish box is easy to recycle.

The global theme for Earth Day 2024: Planet vs. Plastics. Recycling is one of the most accessible outlets for celebrating Earth Day on an individual and organizational level, and we invite you and your business to join us in taking five actions to build a more sustainable future together.

GREENMAX polystyrene hot melting machine has the advantages of high-performance, space saving, easy to transport the finished produce. The operation is pollution-free, can protect environment, and avoid the secondary pollution. It completely reuses the waste plastic and creates great interest.

When looking for an answer to 'is polystyrene recyclable?', GREENMAX has you covered. The recycling of Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) is not universally practised. Most local councils don’t offer it as a kerbside service and have been known to urge you to dispose of it in your bins ready for collection.