Advanced Polymer Recycling
Energy, Utilities & Waste · Georgia, United States · 1-10 Employees
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Headquarters
138 Peachtree Ct, Peachtree City, Georgi...Phone Number
(678) 490-8181Website
www.adv-polymers.comRevenue
<$5 MillionIndustry
About Advanced Polymer Recycling
Adv-Polymers Recycling was founded by three close friends, longtime collaborators, and experienced entrepreneurs with deep roots in the waste, recycling, and manufacturing industries. Over the years, theyd seen firsthand how often valuable materials were discarded due to logistical hurdles, lack of infrastructure, or simply because no one was willing to take on the messier side of recycling. Drawing on decades and of industry experience, they came together to create a company that does things differently. Adv-Polymers specializes in solving complex recycling challenges, from difficult-to-process plastics to mixed loads and off-spec material along with relentless commitment to world class customer service. We work across industries to deliver practical, cost-efficient recycling and recovery solutions that are always backed by friendly service and a hands-on approach. We know that in this industry, relationships matter. Thats why were committed to being the kind of partner who picks up tRead more
SIC Code 49,495NAICS Code 56,562Show moreAdvanced Polymer Recycling Org Chart
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Adv-Polymers Recycling was founded by three close friends, longtime collaborators, and experienced entrepreneurs with deep roots in the waste, recycling, and manufacturing industries. Over the years, theyd seen firsthand how often valuable materials were discarded due to logistical hurdles, lack of infrastructure, or simply because no one was willi... Read More
