We Proudly Partner with Recircle to Recycle and Reuse.
For Food manufacturing companies who are looking to reach zero landfill goal, we provide a means to recycle previously non recyclable plastic products so they can reduce landfill waste by 66lbs per person per year in just PPE alone.
AMERISAN believes that recycling plastic is our environmental responsibility.
Recycle and Reuse
Many of the products AMERISAN distributes are made from polypropylene, polyethylene, and other forms of plastic. This includes PPE such as single use masks, disposable aprons/gowns, hair/beard covers, can liners and plastic wrap. These plastic based products are nondegradable, and can take as long as 450 years to breakdown into microplastic. Disposing of plastic based PPE along with other mainstream garbage is not eco-friendly. Since PPE does not decompose, it ends up in our oceans and landfills causing damage to wild-life and our lives.
Recircle is a solution for food manufacturing companies who are looking to reach zero landfill goal. Recircle provides a means to recycle previously non recyclable plastic products so they can reduce landfill waste by 66lbs per person per year in just PPE alone.
AMERISAN believes the responsible and environmentally right way to dispose of plastic is to recycle and reuse what was once deemed waste. Our customers asked us to help them to responsibly dispose and epicycle their plastic based waste.
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AMERISAN proudly partners with the recycling group Recircle to recycle and reuse plastic based PPE.
Recircle brings together industry leading polymers scientists, recycling professionals and manufacturers to help our customers recycle plastic waste. Recircle’s recycling program takes what was once ocean or landfill bound PPE and recycles it into other non-food grade products that can be used in other parts of your business, such as plastic pallets, buckets, and storage bins. Recircle’s program makes it simple for companies to join the cause.
Why Recircle?
The world is in a plastic crisis. Plastic pollution has become one of the most critical environmental issues, as rapidly increasing production of disposable plastic products overwhelms the world’s ability to deal with them.
Plastic-based PPE is disposed of, worldwide, each and every day.
Plastic production is expected to DOUBLE by 2050.
700 Marine species, some endangered, are suffering from impacts from plastic.
is the time it takes for plastic to breakdown into microplastic. Plastic does not decompose like other waste. Plastic eventually finds its way into our food and water streams.