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PEPP Soft Plastic Film Washing Pelletizing Line
PEPP Pelletizing Line Price
Our reliance on disposable plastics is decreasing due to the increase in plastic bag taxes and reusable coffee cups and water bottles, but this is still a huge problem. While recycling won't solve all the problems, it will certainly help - especially if plastics can be fished out of the sea and reused.
Joining this trend are many clothing brands that are taking advantage of our new sense of the environment. Don't be too cynical - many of these companies are surf brands that see the problem directly on our beaches, coastlines and oceans and want to fight back and save the ecosystem they love.
The most common type of recycled plastic is pet bottles. For reuse, the bottles are sorted, cleaned, ripped off labels and caps, melted into small particles, and then woven into yarns to make clothing.
From swimwear and ski suits to jumpers and backpacks, here's our summary of these companies, which are using all our plastic waste to make useful things and save them from landfills.
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Batoko, which has recycled the weight of the equivalent of 220,000 plastic bottles, uses the collected marine waste to make gorgeous swimwear with only nine bold designs designed to combat the dangers of fast fashion. All of the UK brand's incredible prints are made in non-toxic inks and are digitally made, saving water and energy with little waste. Of course, everything is packed and shipped in decomposable bags, giving them an extra bonus. Our favourite is the cockatoo pattern, which is designed for tropical beach vacations. Each suit has a lining, with a low spoon and a cut leg on the back. Recently, the brand has also re-launched its children's range, driven by popular demand.
14-01-4: Basic bowls or other containers without handles for distribution of food. Bowls for rice - Repeated violations
14-09-4: There are cutting marks on the basic chopping plate and cannot be cleaned. Too many cutting marks on the white chopping board to clean
14-31-4: Basic non-food-grade bags in direct contact with food. A non-food-grade black bag that covers the rice in the pot.
36-27-5: The base wall is soiled by accumulated grease, food residue scum and/or dust. Kitchen walls are soiled by food scraps . . .
03B-02-4: High priority - cooked meat or poultry heat is kept below 135 degrees Fahrenheit or above. Cowtail (121 degrees F - hot grip); King's Fish (109 degrees Fahrenheit - warm; lift chicken (111 degrees Fahrenheit - insulated) food is stored in a steam pipe for 2 hours. Staff are advised to reheat the food to 165 degrees, heat it for 15 seconds, and then keep the food warm to 135 degrees or more.
35A-02-5: High priority - live flying insects in kitchens, food preparation areas or food storage areas. Employees clean and disinfect two flies on the plate during inspection
High Priority - There is no proper separation between fresh animal foods, according to the minimum cooking temperature requirements in the contact cooler. Raw chicken is placed on top of raw beef, placed in an upright feed cooler, and the employee rearranges the feed cooler during the inspection . . .
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31A-03-4: Middle-hand wash basin stores items that cannot be used by employees. The employee removes the bucket from the sink during the inspection. :: Correcting the site . . .
22-28-4: Intherithow cooler, soiled by the build-up of food residue. The interior of the vertical convertible refrigerator is soiled by food residue
53B-01-5: Intermediate - There is no proof that state-approved employee training is available to any employee. To order approved food safety materials, call the DBPR contract provider: SafeStaff Florida at 866-372-7233. No employee training certificate , multiple violations
Violations: Total: 13 times, High: 2 times, Medium: 3 times, Basic: 8 times
23-06-4: Food residues, dust or dirt are concentrated in non-food contact areas. The lower right corner of the chicken reaches upright into the cooler. :: s.s. . . . . . . . . . . .
23-24-4: Basic - Food residue/soil residue accumulates on the door handle of the equipment. The chicken is in the cooler. :: s.s. . . . . . . . . . . .
25-16-4: Basic - Bulk milk dispenser with dispenser tube does not cut at an angle. The plastic tube is not cut on the bulk assembly machine, and the rocking bottom mixing side is on the front desk. :: s.s. . . . . . . . . . . .
24-05-4: Basic - Clean the glass, cup, bowl, pan, basin and pan, do not store upside down or in a protected manner. The person in charge of pouring the ice bucket is close to the ice machine. :: Correction of the site , s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
12B-07-4: Basic - Employee beverage containers are placed next to food preparation tables or cleaning equipment/appliances. Staff drinks are stored on the chef's table. The person in charge voluntarily discards. :: Correction of the site , s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
08B-49-4: Basic - Employee personal food is not properly marked and separated from the food provided to the public. The employee puts the food on top of it and walks to the refrigerator. Head
