The PA Recycling Markets Center will host a June 27 videocast offering Insights into Circularity starting at 1:00 p.m.

Circularity means using plastics (or any resource) more efficiently by keeping the material in use for as long as possible, getting the most we can from the material during its use, and then recovering it to make new products.

The participants include--

-- David LaFiura, President, Ultra-Poly Corporation, who has over 20 years of experience in the plastic recycling industry, he has expertise in capital investment, process design, materials engineering, operations management, project management, and plastics markets.

Most recently, LaFiura has focused on managing major capital projects for Ultra-Poly, including designing, financing, and building the Company’s newest greenfield site in Portland in Northampton County.

-- Robert Bylone, President & Executive Director, PA Recycling Markets Center, who has industrial environmental experience in 18 different states and over 20 types of industry.

Bob Bylone will host a one-on-one interview with David LaFiura on recycling plastics and how Ultra-Policy focuses on sustainability.

Click Here to register or for more information on the free program.

Visit the PA Recycling Markets Center website for more information on industrial and commercial recycling.

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[Posted: June 12, 2024]

6/17/2024