Recycling

Virgin materials in the production of a product.  Some products can be recycled over and over again into the same product. For example, an aluminum or steel can is commonly made into a new can. A glass bottle is commonly made into another bottle.

 For recycling to be effective, a coordinated infrastructure is required. Markets need to be established for products made with recycled contents. Post consumer content is that portion of a product made from material that has been used by the consumer, collected and remanufactured into the product.  Commercial and residential collection programs make post consumer material available to manufacturers.  Sorting of the various grades of paper, metal, glass and plastics, supported by strong re-marketing and re-manufacturing efforts is the key behind the design of MRF (Material Recovery Facilities).

Amerish International Corp. has a strong understanding of the complexities of MRF's and can provide financial, technical and the labor to make a recycling facility efficient and profitable.

Key Benefits

• Reduction of material that would wind up in a landfill

• Re-marketing recycled material for profit

• Reduction of the normal operating costs from manufacturing