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Synergy's new SSI Pri-Max shredder. |
Courtesy of Synergy Electronics Recycling[/caption]
Synergy Electronics Recycling is improving its shredding and sorting line, allowing the system to produce more e-plastics for plastic plywood manufacturing
This article originally appeared in the Spring 2021 issue of E-Scrap News. 
A materials separation module used for demonstrations at Argonne National Laboratory, located outside of Chicago. | Courtesy of Argonne National Laboratory[/caption]
Scientists at a U.S.
From January through March of this year, U.S. companies exported 120 million pounds of mixed plastics. | Rich Lonardo / Shutterstock[/caption]
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A 100,000-square-foot facility in Spain will have the capacity to process more than 50 million pounds of e-plastics per year. | sonsart/Shutterstock[/caption]
Spanish plastics recycling operation Fosimpe will enter the mixed-plastics processing
Owl Electronic Recycling operates a wash line handling e-plastics at its Pennsylvania facility. | Courtesy of Owl Electronic Recycling[/caption]
Pennsylvania e-scrap firm Owl Electronic Recycling installed e-plastics sortation equipment in response to China's scrap plas
BoMET is one of a number of North American companies that saw that opportunity and are investing to expand their e-plastics processing capacity. | Courtesy of BoMET Polymer Solutions[/caption]
BoMET Polymer Solutions is actively sourcing e-plastics from electronics recycling firms for the com