Petoskey Plastics specializes in using polyethylene film, and a recent expansion at its Morristown manufacturing facility will increase the company’s ability to convert recycled plastic materials into new products.
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Petoskey Plastics specializes in using polyethylene film, and a recent expansion at its Morristown manufacturing facility will increase the company’s ability to convert recycled plastic materials into new products.
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By Petoskey Plastics
Petoskey Plastics specializes in using polyethylene film, and a recent expansion at its Morristown manufacturing facility will increase the company’s ability to convert recycled plastic materials into new products.
Why it Matters
Expansions like Petoskey’s indicate that companies relying on recycled plastic materials are growing. The company supplies the automotive, medical, grocery, retail, packaging and construction industries—all of which are clamoring for recycled content. The more capacity these facilities have, and the more of them there are, the more valuable recycled plastics become, since there are companies like Petoskey that can take these materials and make them sing
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