Intco Recycling GREENMAX could help Australia meet polystyrene recycling targets sooner

The Australian government wants the industry to deliver 4 National Packaging Targets by 2025, of which 2 concern recycling: 70% of plastic packaging being recycled and 50% of average recycled content included in the packaging (20% for plastic packaging). It can be seen that Australia has attached great importance to the recycling of plastics. Most of the plastics are white garbage that we are familiar with: polystyrene waste.

There are many industries related to polystyrene, such as polystyrene fish boxes used in fisheries, disposable polystyrene dinner plates used in the catering industry, etc. Therefore, polystyrene recycling should attract the attention of major-related industries.

Fisheries

Polystyrene fish boxes are often used to transport fresh fish but when we take the fish out of the polystyrene boxes for processing, these polystyrene boxes become white garbage, and the polystyrene fish box is not allowed to be used twice because it will breed a lot of bacteria, so the fishery should actively participate in polystyrene recycling.

Catering industry

The catering industry often uses polystyrene meal boxes as takeaway boxes. These disposable meal plates finally reach consumers. It seems that it is a bit difficult to recycle, but now many well-known catering brands have pledged to help the government to recycle the polystyrene produced by their brands to support environmental protection.

GREENMAX helps polystyrene recycling

Intco recycling GREENMAX is a polystyrene recycling expert. GREENMAX has more than ten years of polystyrene recycling experience. Not only do we now recycle polystyrene all over the world for remanufacturing, GREENMAX has also developed its machine for polystyrene recycling: the polystyrene compactor. We know that polystyrene is bulky, light, and difficult to transport. This is also the most troublesome problem in the polystyrene recycling project. The polystyrene compactor can squeeze out the air in the waste and compress the polystyrene to 50% of the original volume, greatly saving space and transportation costs.

GREENMAX not only provides polystyrene compactors but also repurchases compressed polystyrene. We buy them to produce eco-friendly photo frames and then sell them to companies like IKEA, Zara Home, Carrefour, Walmart, etc. Many well-known companies have successfully carried out polystyrene recycling with the help of GREENMAX polystyrene compactors. At the same time, they have established a good brand image and made a contribution to environmental protection.