Future Market Insights research projects that the global EPE foam market will expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.1% over the forecast period. By 2033, the market value is expected to have grown from USD 1.4 billion in 2023 to USD 2.1 billion. There are many different types of EPE foam packaging goods, including sheets, rolls, pouches, bags, and specially molded shapes to match particular products. Production, distribution, and sales of these products for usage in a variety of industries, including consumer goods, electronics, automotive, and healthcare, are all included in the EPE foam packaging industry.

As the usage rate of EPE foam continues to increase, the demand for recycling is also increasing. So who is responsible for recycling EPE foam? How much money will it cost to carry out such activities? At present, GREENMAX has basically given a relatively specific answer to this question. At present, the more economical and affordable way is to use an EPE recycling machine for recycling and then sell the compressed EPE to form a closed loop of funds. This can not only achieve recycling but also be profitable, offsetting the investment in the EPE recycling machine.

As for who is responsible for EPE recycling, GREENMAX believes that the answer is everyone. If not everyone is responsible for EPE recycling, there will be no way to solve the EPE foam pollution. This will also lead to the material being unable to continue to be used, which is a consequence that none of us want to see.

GREENMAX EPE recycling machine can crush the waste, compress it, and then heat and melt the surface to compress the waste more tightly. The compression ratio of this equipment can reach 50:1. If you are a beneficiary of EPE foam, you should take the initiative to acknowledge the responsibility of recycling EPE foam. Only correct and timely recycling can balance the use and recycling of EPE foam. Using EPE recycling machine for recycling will not cause secondary pollution to the environment. This is one of the reasons why mechanical recycling is better than chemical recycling. Because the technology is more mature, there are no technical risks, which is also one of the reasons why it is popular among people.