Scrap Waste Material Recycling is the process by which all recyclable materials are collected and used as "raw" materials for new products. Within the scrap waste material recycling process there are three elements. In the first stage material for the scrap waste material recycling process is collected and separated. On the second stage of the scrap waste material recycling process collected materials are processed and sent to end-users for manufacture of new products. The third stage of the scrap waste material recycling process involves those products being bought by consumers. The scrap waste material recycling process can then begin again.
The scrap waste material recycling process prevents products going to landfill or being incinerated and, therefore, the scrap waste material recycling process reduces the consumption of new raw materials. It also reduces the cost of, via energy reduction, of manufacturing virgin products. The scrap waste material recycling process allows for materials to be continually used, for example, a used beverage container can be back on a supermarket shelf within 6-8 weeks after it was originally disposed of. Also, the scrap waste material recycling process that involves aluminum can save 95% of the CO2 emmissions that would normally be emitted in the refining process of new metal.
