Baltimore Goodwill Unveils Glass Recycling Plan With GP-05L, Nicknamed “Poe”
Looking for an innovative and eco-friendly solution to divert glass waste from landfill?
Andela’s glass to sand pulverizers might transform how your business approaches sustainability. Baltimore-based Goodwill Chesapeake Sustainability Center recently unveiled their GP-05L glass pulverizer, affectionately named Poe, as a shining example of how companies can give unsellable glass a second life.
What can Andela’s Pulverizers do for you?
- Waste Reduction: Like Goodwill, you can reduce the amount of glass going to landfill. Andela pulverizers turn unsellable glass into sand that can be reused in various projects, from construction to landscaping.
- Sustainability in Action: Only 33% of glass waste is recycled in the U.S., but with an Andela pulverizer you can make an immediate environmental impact by recycling glass on-site.
- Cost Efficiency: Save on waste disposal fees while producing valuable sand that can be used for new ventures.
- Community Impact: Goodwill’s initiative also provides green job training, offering employees new skills. Your business can likewise become a leader in sustainability and job creation.
Join the Movement
Empower your business with an Andela Glass Pulverizer — an investment in both the environment and your bottom line. Like Goodwill, you can become a pioneer in turning waste into opportunities.
Interested? Contact us today to learn how our pulverizers can meet your sustainability goals.
More on Goodwill Chesapeake:
Goodwill Chesapeake Facebook Page
ABC News Baltimore: ‘Poe the Pulverizer’ is reporting for duty
Fox News Baltimore: Goodwill unveils new glass pulverizer to convert unsellable glass
NBC News Baltimore: Goodwill gets machine to ensure glass doesn’t end up in landfills