605 US plastic recycling companies - recyclers, reprocessors, brokers and manufacturers with material to sell - have live offers on Scrapo. Each is listed with its location and the materials it offers.
Most recently active first, with where their material ships from.
287 US companies have posted requests to buy plastic scrap on Scrapo, most often LDPE, PET/PETE, HDPE, PP, ABS and PVC. Posting what you have, or what you need, is free.
Every company here is listed with the city and state its material ships from, so start with the ones closest to you. For lower-value grades, freight decides most deals: a recycler a few hundred miles away usually beats a better price from across the country.
They take plastic scrap - production waste, used packaging, rejected parts - and turn it back into something a manufacturer can run: they sort it, grind it into regrind, wash it, and often extrude it into repro pellets. Some specialise in one polymer or one source, such as film, bottles or automotive parts.
A supplier sells recycled material - regrind, pellets or bales - whether it reprocessed it or bought it to resell. A manufacturer of recycled plastic makes the material itself, usually pellets or sheet, from scrap it collects or buys. Brokers and traders sit between the two, aggregating loads and arranging freight.
Ask for the polymer and grade, melt flow index, density and filler content where they apply, moisture and contamination levels, colour, and a realistic monthly volume. Then ask for a sample and photos of a loaded truck. A supplier who can answer all of that consistently is worth more than one quoting the lowest price.
Post a listing: the polymer, the form, the quantity, your price per pound or per ton or price on request, and where it ships from. Posting is free, and buyers looking for that material contact you directly.