Every manufacturing process, from food to consumer packaged goods, automotive and more, leaves behind waste, but much of this left-over material can be put to productive and profitable use. Many of the waste materials that are generated in the manufacturing process, including paper, plastics and metals, can be recycled and recovered. Additionally, day-to-day operational items, from light bulbs to computer monitors, used paint, batteries and paper, need to be considered in recycling plans. What is your facility doing with these items and materials when they can no longer be used?
