As one of the most common packaging, plastic has been popularized all over the world. What follows is how to solve the problem of plastic packaging. Disabling is not realistic, so what to do? Ignore it? landfill? Burn? None of these approaches sound appropriate. New Zealand's government departments and related organizations are looking for ways to actively address plastic pollution.

Environment Minister David Parker said: "Today I announced that the $50 million Plastics Innovation Fund established last year will address plastic pollution. In addition to our common plastics such as PVC, HDPE, and PET, one of the four main projects is polystyrene. Here's what it looks like: Partner with Police on to expand New Zealand's polystyrene recycling capacity by converting waste polystyrene (such as your furniture, appliances, etc. packaging) into innovative building products. 

Polystyrene furniture packaging fully protects items during shipping. This material has good shock absorption ability, which can prevent wooden furniture from being damaged by the impact of external force. It is estimated that 60% of plastic imported into New Zealand is used in the packaging industry. The government will give $994,900 to industry group The Packaging Forum to design a regulated plastic packaging product stewardship program over two years. The Packaging Forum and the NZ Food and Grocery Council will also contribute funding to the project, which will cost a total of $1,361,000. It can be seen how serious the consequences of plastic packaging, including polystyrene, can be if not handled properly. 

Polystyrene plastic will survive in nature for hundreds of years without degrading. Fortunately, polystyrene can now be recycled using polystyrene recycling machines such as the polystyrene compactor. The first step in any recycling process is the volume reduction of polystyrene. This expanded polystyrene has good shock absorption because it is filled with air. We first use a polystyrene compactor to extrude the controller, which can effectively save transportation costs and prevent waste of resources and time.

 

GREENMAX polystyrene compactor is a professional polystyrene recycling machine mainly because of its high compression ratio and high compression efficiency. The compression ratio can reach 50:1. The maximum power is 300 kg per hour. The design of the whole machine is also very reasonable, which is convenient for the staff to operate while ensuring safety. 

The polystyrene blocs produced by the polystyrene compactor are also very compact and are loved by buyers. Having a high-quality polystyrene is also one of the reasons why polystyrene waste can be sold smoothly! GREENMAX polystyrene compactor easily binds gold to achieve a closed loop of recycling. The waste polystyrene will be used and made into new plastic products, which will no longer cause pollution to the environment. It is a good recycling scheme to use subsidies to invest in polystyrene recycling machines.