Founded in 1950, Laird Plastics supplies plastic materials across North America and turns them into cut-to-size and custom-fabricated parts for industrial customers. Its 50-plus service centers combine local support with a broad distribution network, while a dedicated recycling business unit operates closed-loop programs that keep recovered plastics in domestic use. The company also reported recycling more than 100 million pounds of material in 2023.
UL 879
CSA C22.2 No. 207-M89
FAR 25.853
ABD0031
FDA 21 CFR 177
NSF
USDA approval
USP Class VI
ISO 10993
FSC Certification
Sustainable Forestry Initiative Certified Sourcing
FSC
Quality certification
SFICERTIFIEDSOURCING
Quality certification
Lakeland PolymersFounded in 1979 by Chick Maute, Lakeland Polymers is a family-owned and operated business that recycles industrial plastic scrap, off-grade materials, and surplus inventory into reusable feedstock. Now led by second-generation brothers Mike and Dave Maute, the company handles more than 100 million pounds of plastic scrap annually and supports suppliers and customers across the United States, Mexico, Europe, and the Far East. Its operation includes 60,000 square feet of warehouse space and long-term recycling programs that help keep industrial plastics out of landfills.MARIETTA, OH
PlastiCycle CorpFounded in 1998, PlastiCycle Corp. recycles industrial plastic scrap into reusable regrind and pellets for manufacturers nationwide. Based in White Plains with operations in Nashville and Franklin, Kentucky, the company processes about 50 million pounds of plastic annually at its Nashville facility and uses more than 200,000 square feet of manufacturing space across its two plants. PlastiCycle also handles difficult recycling situations and provides pickup, processing, and logistics for commercial suppliers.WHITE PLAINS, NY
Next Generation PlasticsWith more than 20 years in the trade, Next Generation Plastics helps manufacturers and molders turn industrial plastic scrap and excess resin into usable recycled materials. Led by Renee Heiney, the Fairlawn company brokers engineering plastics, manages closed-loop toll processing and connects buyers with recycled regrind, pellets and other thermoplastic resins. Its tailored recycling programs also include logistics and purchasing support for scrap sellers across the United States and internationally.FAIRLAWN, OH
Lehigh Valley PlasticsSince 1971, Bethlehem-based Lehigh Valley Plastics has turned engineered plastics into precision-machined parts and custom-fabricated assemblies for demanding manufacturing applications. Its 55,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility supports projects from prototype through production, with in-house material guidance and documented quality systems. The company also runs a polymer-recycling program and helps customers consider longer-life, recyclable designs.BETHLEHEM, PA