North America Plastics Exchage

**alloy2** · 08-07-2016, 07:14 PM

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Plastics Recycling Industry Jobs

**alloy2** · 08-07-2016, 08:08 PM

Here;s another list of plastic recyclers.

AMERICAN HUANJIA GROUP INC

38503 Cherry St, Suite R, Newark CA 94560-4717

American Huanjia Group is a recycler of plastics, metals, and paper

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ARIZONA PACIFIC PLASTICS

3209 S 36th St, Phoenix AZ 85040
(602) 220-9200
AZ Pacific Plastics is a Phoenix, AZ based plastic recycler. We service the entire state of Arizona, the Southwest USA, and International clients

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E-Z RECYCLING SERVICES INC

10219 44th Avenue Building 1, Corona NY 11368-2430
(646) 217-2626
Extra cash and rewards sell cans&bottle for cash & rewardsex:clothes,boots,sneakers,etcwww.mybottlere wards.com

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FORTUNE PLASTIC INC

7942 N 3350 East Road, Chatsworth IL 60921
(815) 635-3536
Fortune Plastic Inc buys post consumer, post industrial, agricultural plastic parts, regrind, virgin resin, and scrap for recycling. Fortune Plastic I

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GREEN BORDER RECYCLING CORP

623 langtry st, El Paso TX 79902
915-491-4187
recycle plastics

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IMH MARKETING

20423 State Road 7, Boca Raton FL 33498-6797
(561) 272-3765

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MIDWEST ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS, INC.

441 Wessex Rd., Valparaiso IN 46385
219-405-2579
Midwest Environmental Systems, Inc. is an industrial waste management and recycling firm. We specialize in paper, plastic, metal and glass.

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NU MERCURY POLYMER LLC

820 Lincoln Boulevard, Middlesex NJ 08846-2148
(732) 748-9400
Recycling & Grinding of Scrap Plastics.

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PLASTICS WORLD INC

Macon GA 31210
(478) 972-4701
International broker / domestic recycler representative

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POLY RECOVERY, LLC

125 Aviation Avenue, Portsmouth NH 03801
(603) 766-7776
Poly Recovery - A pioneer in advanced plastics processing and recovery

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POLYMER NETWORK LLC

Eden NC 27288-0202
(336) 623-6868
Polymer Network provides sustainable waste solutions that maximize your corporate responsibility and monetize your waste stream, without adding costs.

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POLYSTYRENE RECYCLING SOLUTIONS LLC

3734 Silvercrest Drive, Stow OH 44224-3260
(330) 795-0318
Recycled foamed polystyrene(EPS and XPS) in block and pellet form.

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SUNRISE PLASTICS, LLC

135 Worth Ct. N., West Palm Beach FL 33405-2749
(561) 833-5646
We are a plastics recycling company. We buy and sell post industrial plastic scrap, regrind and resin. We import and export plastic resins & regri

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TM TRADE GROUP, INC.

123 W Madison St. Suite 806-105, Chicago IL 60602
773-870-5831
An innovative recycling brokerage firm specializing in recycling most post-industrial plastics that provides prompt responses & excellent payment

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TOMRA METRO LLC

480 Lordship Boulevard, Stratford CT 06615-7149
(203) 455-5000

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UNITEDSCRAPPERS

2920 Connett Ave., Fort Wayne IN 46802
260-579-3979
scrapping company. we buy old appliances, semi's, mobile homes, cars, cans, aluminum and copper and copper wire

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UP STATE MATERIAL MANAGEMENT, INC.

2153 E. Main Street, Duncan SC 29334
(864) 764-4783

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US PLASTICS RECOVERY

1600 Cross Pointe Way STE-C, Duluth GA 30097
(770) 582-9616
Buys and sells recycled polymers, supersacks, and pallets. Toll grinding and destruction services. High capacity machinery and proprietary processes

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YEBOOL EXPORT INC

3742-84th st, Jackson Hts NY 11372
347-427-8383

**miked** · 08-07-2016, 11:19 PM

You've been busy doing your homework. Mike

**Breakage** · 08-07-2016, 11:27 PM

I checked a couple of links listed on the Amfibi pages and found them to be dead. Has anyone here dealt with any of these businesses recently? I know
Poly Recovery is still active.

**alloy2** · 08-08-2016, 12:30 AM

Originally Posted by miked

You've been busy doing your homework. Mike

This I have for sure.

Like everyone else get plastic scrap by the truck load, it shouldnt be going to the landfill.

**alloy2** · 08-08-2016, 12:36 AM

Originally Posted by Breakage

I checked a couple of links listed on the Amfibi pages and found them to be dead. Has anyone here dealt with any of these businesses recently? I know
Poly Recovery is still active.

Just google the company name or address from the list that I've posted above.

**RLS0812** · 08-08-2016, 08:19 AM

And, as usual, unmarked plastic goes into the landfills.

**ResourcefulRecycling** · 08-08-2016, 09:10 AM

Most of these companies will not mess with electronic plastic. Very very low grade plastic.

**Breakage** · 08-08-2016, 10:20 AM

Originally Posted by RLS0812

And, as usual, unmarked plastic goes into the landfills.

When you say, "unmarked," you mean the lack of a resin code triangle, correct? On less commonly recycled plastics, there's usually a secondary set of characters which applies to industrial output, not what goes in the curbside collection. On the inside of a laptop or a vacuum, for example, there's usually a string of arrows, followed by "PP" or "ABS", for those specific resins, stamped on the inward face of the plastic. I believe recyclers can work with these markings though I haven't explored the topic, across the board. I expect most of us know about this but this seemed the correct thread to over-explain for newcomers.

**RLS0812** · 08-08-2016, 05:42 PM

Originally Posted by Breakage

When you say, "unmarked," you mean the lack of a resin code triangle, correct? On less commonly recycled plastics, there's usually a secondary set of characters which applies to industrial output, not what goes in the curbside collection. On the inside of a laptop or a vacuum, for example, there's usually a string of arrows, followed by "PP" or "ABS", for those specific resins, stamped on the inward face of the plastic. I believe recyclers can work with these markings though I haven't explored the topic, across the board. I expect most of us know about this but this seemed the correct thread to over-explain for newcomers.

Very little plastic I deal with has ANY makings on it. Not even the official DEP recycling committee for my state knows what to do with it

Has anyone explored the idea of recycling unmarked plastics, or is the plastics not compatible with standard recycling practices?

**hobo finds** · 08-08-2016, 05:53 PM

most plastics are marked until you smash them open. The city here takes ridged plastics in there blue bins

**Breakage** · 10-13-2016, 08:48 PM

I just found plasticsmarkets.org. I can't vouch for the accuracy of any listings but, in terms of its basic utility and level of detail, it's a pretty great resource.PlasticsMarkets.org Homepage

**Repurposer** · 10-13-2016, 10:47 PM

Around here the only plastic they pay money for is water bottles less the cap. They currently pay 50 cents a pound. I never landfill any other plastics. They go in the recycle barrel the city picks up except plastic from appliances and TV's which goes to the scrap yard I sell to along with my shred steel.