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How Billions of Food Containers Are Recycled In Factory – Massive Recycling Line Did you know that Americans throw away more than 20 billion plastic food containers every year — trays, clamshells, and take-out boxes that often live for only minutes before being discarded? But what really happens after they’re tossed into the recycling bin? In this documentary, The Factoran takes you inside massive recycling lines where mountains of used containers are sorted, shredded, washed, and melted down into tiny plastic pellets — the raw material for a new generation of products. From advanced optical sorters and powerful shredders to extrusion systems that churn out endless streams of recycled plastic, witness how trash is reborn into park benches, pallets, polyester fibers, and more. 💬 What do you think: Should food containers be given a second life, even if they can’t be turned back into food packaging? Share your thoughts in the comments, drop a like 👍, and subscribe to The Factoran for more deep dives into modern manufacturing. ▶ Watch now to see how recycling factories transform everyday waste into valuable resources — and why this process is more complex than most people realize. 🌐 The Factoran reveals how things are made and remade — from raw waste to finished products. Through cinematic documentaries, we uncover the machines, processes, and ingenuity powering industries that shape our world. #recycling #howitsmade #foodcontainer 00:00 Introduction 01:44 Collection of Food Containers 02:50 Recycling Process of Food Containers 08:28 Manufacturing of New Products 12:28 The State of Recycling in the U.S. 11:19 Conclusion