Ultra-Poly Corporation

Employee Size

51-200

Organization Type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Bloomsburg, PA

Founded

1974

Founded in 1974 with a single production line in a Newark, New Jersey basement, Ultra-Poly Corporation now recycles plastic scrap into engineered resin compounds for manufacturers across North America. Based in Portland, Pennsylvania, the company operates five manufacturing facilities and 13 extrusion lines with reported annual capacity of about 320 million pounds, alongside custom compound development and toll-processing programs. Ultra-Poly also produces food-contact-grade recycled compounds, with each lot tested and certified and recycled content verified by a third party.

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