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Follow on Google News | Pack-it-Back®, a National EPS & Media Recycle-By-Mail Program Just in time for Earth Day!An innovative and inexpensive way to recycle expanded polystyrene (aka Styrofoam) and other hard to recycle items such as books, vhs tapes, cassettes, cds and other media products.
By: Adam Schlachter, Program Manager EPS is a lightweight packaging material that is widely used as a protection medium for boxed consumer products. As a result of its popularity, EPS is a material that most people cannot recycle in their local programs. This is primarily due to the fact that material is lightweight and it is very expensive to transport it to recycling facilities. Pack-it- “Pack-It-Back is designed to be an easy to use program that anyone wanting to recycle traditionally ‘hard to recycle’ items can utilize to make sure the material gets to a recycling facility,” stated Bobby Kim, coordinator of Pack-It-Back’ Pack-It-Back breaks the recycling process down to 3 easy steps: • Make sure your EPS is able to be recycled. White & Crumbly is a GO! Anything else is a NO! All media is acceptable. • Remove any paper or non-EPS plastic materials from the box, add your media in with the EPS and “Pack-It-Back” • Seal your box and affix the printable label from the Pack-It-Back website and bring your box to your local post office to ship. By following these three easy steps, the EPS delivered through this program, as well as the corrugated cardboard packaging will be recycled at Pack-It-Back’ For more information interested recyclers can call Pack-It-Back at 201-475-5000 or check out the website at http://www.recycletechno.com/ Interested people can send their EPS material directly to: Pack-It-Back Recycling 418 Falmouth Ave. Elmwood Park, NJ 07407 # # # Pack-It-Back is a program of RecycleTech, based in Elmwood Park NJ with their southeast US facility located in Lakeland FL. RecycleTech was formed in 2005 to address the issue of polystyrene recycling through technology. The company has produced a line of equipment which shreds and processes via heat, polystyrene and other plastics into a solid ingot. RecycleTech will purchase the condensed ingot from the customer to close the loop and keep EPS out of the waste stream. With customers and plants in the US, Korea, New Zealand, Ecuador and China, RecycleTech has become the leader in polystyrene processing equipment. www.recycletechno.com End
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