Whatever the final product ends up being, it's a million times better than going into a landfill. The Australian people have long been aware of the need to recycle EPS, so let's make use of the EPS recycling machine to help the EPS recycling cause.

he second round of plastic ban in southern Australia began in March, mainly for EPS food packaging, but there are not many types of EPS involved in the decree, and not all EPS products can be banned at present. In this regard, GREENMAX proposes EPS recycling.

In fact, a circular economy for polystyrene can be achieved with advanced recycling equipment such as the polystyrene compactor, as described above.

If mishandled EPS can be counterproductive and the cost to the environment can be high. So let's take advantage of a good professional EPS compactor to avoid this bad situation.

With the spread of Covid-19, people choose to stay at home to reduce unnecessary travel, so the takeaway industry is extremely busy. EPS food containers have also surged. The government calls on related industries to recycle EPS, but the high landfill fee makes companies complain. The EPS recycling solution provided by GREENMAX can easily solve this problem

The majority of marine litter in Australia is plastic litter, and the majority of plastic litter comes from polystyrene waste from household waste. Direct dumping and landfilling are major contributors to marine polystyrene litter. The polystyrene compactors GREENMAX could help the region quickly tackle the headache of white marine debris

So what does the ideal EPS recycling look like? First we separate EPS from other waste before it enters the waste stream so that not only is it less contaminated, but it also doesn't take up space for other waste. Secondly we need an advanced EPS recycling equipment to dispose of the waste EPS efficiently.

Although GREENMAX's EPS recycling machine has achieved impressive results in North America and has been at the forefront of the market. But GREENMAX Recycling has never stopped innovating itself.

Australian citizens found that EPS accounted for the vast majority of pollutants when they volunteered to pick up garbage. The relevant Australian departments are preparing to ban the use of some EPS packaging, but at present, this policy is difficult to implement. Therefore GREENMAX recommends using an EPS recycling machine for EPS recycling as soon as possible

Yes. Polystyrene is 100% recyclable. But not many places actually offer the opportunity to recycle it. Because it varies in density (its composition can be up to 98% air), it’s not economical for recyclers to collect as loose material, meaning that anyone who does want to recycle it needs to do it themselves.