All Points Recycling

'Recycle Today for Bettet Tomorrow'

All Points Recycling is a private, family owned company that is able to make decisions quickly and efficiently. Our company was opened in April of 2006 by President, Brenda Fletcher and Vice-President, Leslie Smith. Along with Brenda and Leslie, All Points has now added eleven more employees.

All Points has two different branches to the company. The first branch, which is how the company began, is the brokerage business. We buy and sell material from facilities all across the United States. We do our best to book the loads as quickly as possible and pay the best possible market value price for the material. We attend conferences nationwide to be sure that we are following the most current trends and pricing with our brokered materials.

The second branch of the business, a recycling processing facility, opened in June of 2008. At the processing facility, we accept different recycled goods from the public and from several industrial locations. We have two expanded polystyrene (styrofoam) densifiers, which compact expanded polystyrene into very heavy blocks. We have one densifier that will melt down expanded materials such as expanded polypropylene, expanded polystyrene, and expanded polyethylene. We also have 3 balers. Our balers are used to bale many types of material including old corrugated cardboard, chipboard, stretch film, super sacks, and all #1-7 plastics. And, we have a commercial shredder. All seven pieces of equipment are constantly used to process recycled materials that we then sell to a mill for further recycling.

All Points Recycling also has 3 semi tractors and 28 semi trailers that we use to pick up, live load, or drop off recycled materials at locations all across Southwest Missouri, Northwest Arkansas, and Oklahoma.

Services:

OCC (Corrugated Cardboard)

Corrugated Cardboard can be identified by its multi-layer build. The wavy middle layer gives the cardboard strength and keeps it lightweight. OCC is best to recycle when it is flat, dry, clean and empty. Any labels, tape, or staples do not need to be removed.

PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate)

Bottles: soft drink, Pepto-Bismol, Ocean Spray, honey, liquor, Palmolive dish detergent, liquid Spic & Span, other clear bottles with nubs; toiletries; recording tape; phamaceuticals; heatable food trays; boil-in-the-bag bags

HDPE natural/without color (High-Density Polyethylene)

Jugs: milk, cider, distilled water and spring water; bottles: juice (not clear), rubbing alcohol, large vinegar, single-serving punch-drink or juice; eye drops; grocery bags; base cupsTubs, totes, pallets, flexible film bags; bottles; laundry and dish detergent, fabric softener, saline solution, bleach, lotion, motor oil, antifreeze; dispensers: dental floss, baby wipes

PVC (Polyvinyl Chroride)

Blister pack 'bubble' for batteries, hardware supplies, etc.; Swimming pool toys and liners; shoe soles; garden hose; bottles: imported mineral water, salad dressing, salad and vegetable oil, floor polish, mouthwash, liquor, some translucent pharmaceutical bottles; bottle liners and cap coatings

LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene)

Usually appears in flexible film bags for trash, dry cleaning, bread, produce, etc., also some rigid items such as food storage containers and flexible lids; coating; stretch wrap

 PP (Polypropylene)

Battery cases; medical containers; oil additive tubs; cereal box liners; bottle labels and caps; rope and strapping; combs; snack wraps/babs; Tropical frozen orange juice cans; some yogurt cups and lids (those that do not crack easily when bent)

PS (Polystyrene)

Most fast food cutlery; some yogurt cups and tubs; cookie and muffin containers; vitamin bottles

EPS (Expanded/Foamed Polystyrene)

Carry-out containers (clamshells, etc.); meat trays; egg cartons

OTHER (Varies) 

Water cooler bottles; products made of plastics other than the six most common or made of multiple resins in layers, blends, or different parts (examples: microwavable serving ware; 'brick-pack' juice boxes; most snack bags, e.g., potato chips, squeezable bottles for ketchup, condiments, jellies, syrups)