Waste Minimization Guidance Document - G46: Exploring external re-use options for your post-industrial materials.

Exploring External Reuse Options for Your Post-Industrial Materials

Post-industrial materials often hold untapped value beyond your facility. By exploring external reuse options, you can reduce landfill waste, generate revenue, and support sustainability initiatives across industries. This resource provides practical steps for identifying markets and partners that can repurpose your materials effectively.

What you’ll learn in this resource:

  • Why external reuse is a smart strategy for waste minimization
  • Common post-industrial materials with high reuse potential
  • How to find and vet external partners for reuse programs
  • Best practices for logistics, quality control, and compliance

Download the guide now and start turning your post-industrial waste into valuable resources for other industries.


FAQs

Why consider external reuse instead of disposal?
External reuse reduces environmental impact, creates revenue opportunities, and supports circular economy principles.

What materials are commonly reused externally?
Corrugate, plastics, metals, and certain industrial byproducts are often in demand for manufacturing and construction applications.

How do I find external reuse partners?
Research local and regional markets, connect with recycling brokers, and establish agreements with companies that specialize in repurposing industrial materials.