Since that the importance of recycling is at the heart of everything we do, GREENMAX is a supporter of Recycle Week 2022. Recycle Week (WRAP) was begun by Recycle Now, a climate action non-governmental organisation (NGO) with the goal of dealing the climate crisis. Preaching the importance of recycling is a key element of that. WRAP 2022 runs from the 17th Oct to the 23rd Oct and brings together retailers, waste management companies, governments, and others to achieve one common goal - getting the public and businesses to recycle more.

WRAP 2022 Motif

The motif of WRAP 2022 is decreasing waste contamination as well as myth busting some common misconceptions around recycling. These core subjects are something we listen to a great deal about, both from our clients and prospects; we 'd like to promote WRAP 2022 with our extremely own misconception busting post too.

What is waste contamination? It's when one heap of materials readied to be recycled is polluted with another material. For example, if a person had a number of polythene as well as cardboard that needed recycling, if those two remained in the exact same bale, they would be considered polluted. In order to be recycled, they would first require to be set apart and processed independently.

Why it's important to reduce contamination?

There are a number of considerations below, firstly, let's take a look at the local environmental impacts. Let’s say a local food processing company intended to recycle food product packaging however wound up polluting the area with the fluid remains, this might bring in vermin, create offense smells as well as also possibly impact the health of their workers. A meticulously prepared recycling procedure with appropriate machinery, will help you mitigate any type of local contamination-- which can conveniently be done.

Second of all, businesses that usually recycle their waste, generally, will certainly create revenue from recycling. It's extremely vital to make sure that the description of the material offered matches what is within the bale, that no foreign objects, liquids or other material have managed to work its way in. Taking well thought out as well as planned steps to manage storage space, processing as well as training operators will certainly go a long way to avoid contamination at this level.

Always seek the aid of a specialist when it pertains to managing your waste effectively, we offer free consultations, get in touch to make your solution.

The common myths that we hear frequently:

1. Polystyrene can not be recycled

Polystyrene can be recycled. The simplest method to recycle polystyrene is to buy a polystyrene recycling machine which businesses can earn up to $1,000 per ton.

2. Compacting fluid waste is a messy/untidy procedure

Business that need to compact waste with liquid content can experience difficulties if using incorrect machinery. One solution to liquid waste handling could be one of our dewatering compactors-- built for purpose and designed to resolve the crucial concerns around this kind of waste recycling.

If your company is suffering from messy liquid recycling, which brings about issues such as rotting, dripping waste, vermin attraction, and also potentially overpowering odors. Fluid waste compaction is achieved by plenty of businesses using for purpose machinery, team training and robust procedures.

Summary

Waste contamination is an enormous concern because it entirely prevents the possibility of recycling. That's why we rejoice that it's the motif of Recycle Week 2022. Everyone at GREENMAX, we would like say thank you to our friends from Recycle Now for pushing the agenda as well as bringing every person together to help the environment.

How can GREENMAX help?

GREENMAX's goal is to make recycling efficient as well as sustainable. We achieve this by offering companies with recycling equipment that conserves them money and time. From supplying shredders for plastic to compactors for polythene, we aim to help increase the uptake of recycling by companies as well as them much better segregating their waste to avoid contamination.

If you want to know more about polystyrene recycling, please contact us today.