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Houseware makers seek greener products

March 21, 2008 11:54 AM PDT
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Although they remain a tiny niche in the plastics industry, recycled plastics are growing in popularity for product packaging. Maine Plastics, founded in 1983, displayed recycled plastic "nurdles." Nurdles are the pellets, or building blocks of all sorts of plastic goods.

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