Leading supplier of environmentally friendly foodservice packaging solutions, Dart Container, is pleased to announce that it will be supporting the quarterly expanded polystyrene ("foam") and plastics recycling event on Saturday, July 20 at the former Ram Stadium in Rockford.
The event is a free community service to benefit the Rockford community and is part of a series of recycling events across Michigan this summer to provide residents with a convenient way to recycle foam, polystyrene products and plastics.

The activity of recycling polystyrene has aroused fierce responses in various states in the United States. On the one hand, it is necessary to consider economic benefits. Recycling expanded polystyrene is an effective way to save resources. Mixing recycled materials with new materials can effectively reduce costs. , another important aspect is to reduce white pollution through recycling. Last year, as one of GREENMAX's important customers, a customer engaged in fishing in Hawaii hoped to find an effective solution as soon as possible to help recycle polystyrene boxes.The main reason is that this kind of waste has caused serious white pollution. What's worse is that Hawaii, as an important tourist city, absolutely does not allow environmental pollution, so it is urgent to find a solution. Therefore, recycling expanded polystyrene is not only very important, but also urgent.

Expanded polystyrene is an air-filled material. Unlike hard polystyrene plastic, the pre-processing of hard plastic only requires crushing, while the pre-processing of expanded polystyrene requires crushing and compression at the same time. The emergence of Polystyrene compactor is to help crush and compress expanded polystyrene. This recycling equipment can effectively squeeze out as much air as possible from the expanded polystyrene, thus achieving efficient compression. Compared with other recycling equipment on the market, this equipment has a relatively high compression ratio and can compress waste to 1/50 of its original volume.

Expanded polystyrene often turns into dense blocs after being compressed by polystyrene compactor, which is what we often call precious recycled materials. As a renewable resource, waste polystyrene has had a good market in recent years, and some Factories discard or landfill them at will because of their large size, missing the opportunity to turn waste into treasure. Recycling polystyrene waste has become a mature industry, and the use of polystyrene compactors for recycling has become a common choice for the public.