GREENMAX Foam Recycling Pelletizing Machine Helps Plastlit Recycle PSP Meal Boxes in Ecuador

In recent years, many countries have attempted to reduce waste plastics by banning single-use plastics. PSP lunch boxes are single-use EPS foam products. Several governments are discussing whether to ban them. Faced with this situation, INTCO Recycling by creating its own machinery brand GREENMAX and EPS foam recycling closed-loop industry chain, it has helped many PSP meal box manufacturers prove to relevant government departments that meal boxes can be reasonably recycled and reused, and successfully helped these meal box manufacturers achieve Manufacturer’s Responsibility Performance (MRP) through equipment and industrial chain.

Ecuadorian PSP meal box manufacturer Plastlit is one of them. As a well-known meal box manufacturer in Ecuador, Plastlit has been troubled by the difficulty of recycling dirty PSP meal boxes. The country is quite dissatisfied with the fact that PSP meal boxes cannot be recycled and reused. And began to adopt repressive policies, but Plastlit did not find a substitute product with suitable price and performance.

Recently, the company visited the GREENMAX booth at the K Show in Germany and learned that GREENMAX has more than twenty years of experience in the field of foam recycling and makes recycled EPS foam compressed materials and EPS particles into exquisite photo frames, mirror frames and building materials. Plastlit raised their dilemma regarding the difficulty of recycling PSP meal boxes. GREENMAX demonstrated its successful experience in using PSP foam recycling solution to help Indonesian PSP meal box manufacturers clean and recycle meal boxes and recycle them into new products. Plastlit expressed great interest in this and discussed recycling and reuse in detail with GREENMAX. A reasonable solution for PS lunch boxes.

The project later moved forward as Plastlit continued discussions with GREENMAX engineers regarding equipment functions, site conditions, and recycling requirements. Based on the characteristics of the PSP meal boxes, GREENMAX designed a customized foam recycling pelletizing machine that integrates cleaning and pelletizing processes. After several rounds of technical discussions and solution adjustments, Plastlit was satisfied with the customized system and placed an order, establishing a practical recycling route for used PS meal boxes and converting them into reusable plastic pellets.

FAQ

1. Can used PSP meal boxes be recycled?
Yes. Used PSP meal boxes can be recycled after appropriate cleaning and processing to remove food residue and contaminants.

2. Why does PSP food packaging require a specialized recycling process?
Post-consumer meal boxes may contain food residue and other contaminants, so cleaning and material preparation are important before pelletizing.

3. What does foam recycling pelletizing machine do?
It can integrate processes such as cleaning, material preparation, and pelletizing to convert waste PSP into reusable plastic pellets.