Founded by Rob Panetta in 1995, family-owned RJ Evercrest Polymers recycles thermoplastics and turns discarded material into usable raw materials through facilities in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and New Castle, Delaware. Its two sites span 134,000 square feet and process more than 100 million pounds of plastic annually, with logistics and processing handled as part of a full-service recycling program. The company also supports local schools, nonprofits, and community organizations as part of its environmental mission.
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
Polymer-XPolymer-X is a Delaware, Ohio recycling company known for turning manufacturers’ post-industrial plastic waste into usable raw materials. Its work centers on polypropylene and non-woven plastics, with recycling programs shaped around each customer’s waste stream.DELAWARE, 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