Your February 2025 Digital Edition of Canadian Plastics is now ready! Inside you will find informative articles, news and more.
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RECYCLING: Standard solution

Plastics recycling in Canada is hampered by lack of a standardized framework and consistent definitions. We talk with CSA Group about its new standard that aims to outline a clear national definition for plastics recycling to create a common outcome.

 

SIZE REDUCTION: Dollars and sense

Plastic processors have realized that letting the byproducts of production go to waste without being recaptured via size reduction is throwing away money. And now they’re finally seeing granulation and shredding as a complete system rather than as individual, siloed machines. New products are leaning into this system-friendly view.

 

PURGING: Time to purge your 3D printer

You already know all about the importance of purging to clean thermoplastics molding machines and extruders. But it’s just as vital for keeping your 3D printers clean and ready for the next printing cycle.

 

BLOWN FILM: Fighting the good fight

Bag maker Petro Plastics is a veteran in the ongoing battle against anti-plastics legislation in Canada.