By Michael Kralstein | Uncategorized
At AAA Polymer, we pride ourselves in being innovators within the market, and we continually work toward driving progress. One of the ways we achieve this goal is by providing the highest-quality, 100% post-consumer resins (PCR) LDPE pellets and resins. These pellets are offered in two different Trex products as a result of plastic film […]
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By Michael Kralstein | Post Consumer Recycled Resin , SB270
Whether you’re a bag manufacturer or a distributor, you’re required to comply with California’s Proposition 67 also known as SB270. Specifically, the passage of SB270 or Proposition 67 is a clear rejection of those ubiquitous, thin T-shirt style bags or Thank You bags. Although these bags have been a retail staple for more than 40 […]
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By Michael Kralstein | Closed Loop Recycling
Closed loop recycling explains the when your warehouse or distribution center recycles and uses products made of post-production waste or post-consumer waste content. There are three primary steps involved with a closed loop recycling system for warehouses and distribution centers:Plastic recyclables — such as stretch films, stretch wraps, and other plastics — are collected.Once collected, […]
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By Michael Kralstein | Can Liners
While recycling your high density polyethylene (HDPE), low density polyethylene (LDPE) and polypropylene (PP) plastics are a huge step, you can elevate your sustainability efforts to the next level by closing the loop with AAA Polymer’s can liners made with Trex Cardinal postconsumer resins (PCR). to learn more about how AAA Polymer’s can […]
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By Michael Kralstein | Can Liners , Compostable Bags , EcoSafe bags
While trash cans and trash bags were seemingly meant to work in perfect harmony, this is hardly ever the case. After the commercial trash bags start filling up, a very annoying phenomenon happens: your can liner falls in. Depending on the type of trash you or your employees have tossed in the can, fishing around inside […]
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By Michael Kralstein | Can Liners
Most business owners or managers don’t put too much thought into the trash can liners sizes they use. Not that anyone could blame them. Let’s face it – if you’re running a business, there’s a lot more on your mind than something that seems like such a simple decision, such as trash can liner sizes. […]
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By Michael Kralstein | Can Liners , Commercial Recycling
When it comes to choosing the best type of commercial can liner, there are hardly ever one-size-fits-all solutions. Instead, it’s best to choose a commercial can liner based on the application and where the can liner will be used. Selecting the wrong type of can liner can result in timely spills as well as the creation […]
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By Michael Kralstein | Plastics Recycling , Stretch Wrap
You see it every day in your warehouse; but if you’re tossing your stretch film in the trash and not engaging in a stretch film recycling program, you’re literally throwing money away. Fortunately, the experts at AAA Polymer are here to help with an intuitive Guide to Stretch Film Recycling in Warehouses. to […]
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By Michael Kralstein | Post Consumer Recycled Resin
Whether it’s PET (polyethylene terephthalate) vs LDPE (low density polyethylene) vs HDPE (high-density polyethylene) PCR (post-consumer recycled) resin, it’s all about keeping waste out of landfills and giving used plastics new life. However, each class of plastic — PET vs LDPE vs HDPE PCR resin — offer different benefits and are used for different applications. […]
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By Michael Kralstein | Can Liners , Compostable Bags , EcoSafe bags , Plastics Recycling
If you’re a business owner, you know the importance of making your business stand out in the crowded market place. While catchy advertisements, digital marketing, and gimmicks may be options, don’t forget about the amazing benefits of custom plastic bags for businesses. One of the most effective ways to keep your business on the minds […]
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