Merlin Plastics will be at the Plastics Recycling Conference in Washington, DC, USA, providing information and goodies for those who come by.
Come visit the Merlin Plastics booth at the Plastics Recycling Conference National Harbor, Washington DC From March 24-26, 2025, our booth will be: Booth 405
Merlin Plastics is labelled as one of the Plastics Recycling Companies that handles Shuswap’s recycled plastics.
https://www.saobserver.net/news/where-do-recyclables-from-shuswap-homes-end-up-3698436
Tony Mouchachen the CEO and President of Merlin Plastics is interviewed on Merlin Plastics Inc’s 2025 goals.
“In a release, British Columbia-based Merlin Plastics noted the company brings more than three decades of experience to the effort. Tony Moucachen, president of the company, said Merlin joined “so that we can constructively participate with like-minded leaders and work towards a circular economy thereby ensuring that packaging does not end up in our natural environment.” (Moucachen serves on the board of directors of the Association of Plastic Recyclers, which owns Resource Recycling, Inc., publisher of Plastics Recycling Update.)”
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Merlin Plastics and Peninsula Plastics (sister company based in California) were mentioned as recycling plants that expanded their capacity for mixed plastics recycling.
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This is another report that finds some PE bales went to trash, not recycling, but Merlin Plastics was one of the only companies that recycled it.
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Merlin Plastics Alberta was mentioned as one of the local plastics industries that helped with recycling clamshell PET.
Example of what clamshell PET looks like
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/calgary-clamshell-recycling-problem-landfill-1.5253287
Merlin Plastics’ coalition to help with the creation of PP food packaging.
Merlin Plastics Alberta was mentioned as an example of Canadian ingenuity in the plastics industry.
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Merlin Plastics was mentioned as a part of one of the companies to receive FDA letters of certification.
Merlin Plastics’ VP and Company were mentioned as a part of recycling plastics and turning them into profit through the most creative of ways.
