The residents of High Point decided to exclude Styrofoam from the waste, and the implication was that they decided to recycle Styrofoam separately.

Under good publicity, the City of Hillard in Ohio calls on residents not to discard their Styrofoam waste but to collect them for recycling.

The Lower Makefield EAC decided to launch an EPS foam recycling event in the township building on January 8th to celebrate the arrival of the new year.

All regional recycling sites in East Kootenay will once again accept styrofoam packaging starting December 27, 2021, after the effects of flooding are contained.

Kalamazoo in Michigan decided to hold an EPS foam collection event on the first day of the new year and use the collected EPS foam for recycling.

The seafood village of the UK has recovered the largest amount of polystyrene fish boxes in history in the past year.

A Mexican restaurant uses recycled EPS panels to create a relief ceiling that portrays a maze of ancient ruins.

Based on different positions, some governments and enterprises have different opinions and have not yet decided whether to stop using Styrofoam.

If the ban is not a good solution, then how do we treat foam waste in the most reasonable way?

To better realize the construction of a “green city”, Bonifacio Global City decides to carry out a waste recycling project.