In Minnesota, there's a family-owned appliance store, Warner's Stellian, which was the Midwest's original electrical specialist. Because of the volume of business and the store's home delivery service, Warner's Stellian decided to recycle EPS packaging for furniture and appliances itself. It takes more than 1,000 years for EPS to degrade in nature, and EPS waste has "invaded" all corners of the earth, potentially killing terrestrial and marine animals that ingest it.



Due to the special chemical structure of EPS, recycling EPS helps to protect our planet's natural resources and reduce resource waste. Used EPS packaging is diverted from landfill, which helps reduce EPS' environmental impact. Every year, countless EPS products are discarded, incinerated, and landfill space is taken up by this hard-to-degrade plastic. At this stage, burying EPS is no longer a solution. So we really have everything to gain by giving new life to EPS waste.



Warner' Stellian, this furniture company decided to fulfill its social responsibility to carry out EPS recycling, which is very worth encouraging and learning from other companies. They have set up recycling points in their own company. Every year they are able to recycle more than 100,000 lbs of EPS. Larger businesses need to be more socially responsible. Stellian is not an exception. In the United States, there are many large companies carrying out EPS recycling projects. For example, Living Spaces, the largest furniture maker in the United States, has been disposing of their EPS waste through mechanical recycling. The current EPS recycling technology is very mature. Through the correct recycling method, Living Spaces solves various problems caused by EPS, reduces environmental pollution, and also benefits from it.



Living Spaces is pleased with EPS recycling through GREENMAX EPS densifier. INTCO Recycling is the manufacturer of GREENMAX EPS recycling machines. Due to rich experience and mature team, INTCO is able to provide the best EPS recycling service for our customers. After processing by GREENAMX EPS machines, Waste EPS is no longer loose and can be neatly packed and sent to the recycling plant. Compressed EPS is a popular ingredient in the recycled plastics industry and can be sold to recyclers for profits. In the future, more furniture companies will join with us to recycle EPS.