Plastic pollution in the United States is no longer an abstract concept.It is visible.It is measurable.And it is expensive to ignore.

Plastic waste is not waiting.It piles up.Landfills grow.Recyclers feel the pressure. In Ecuador, this problem is very real.Recycling companies want capacity.Municipal

Europe keeps tightening environmental standards.Recycling targets keep climbing.And many factories feel the pressure — more rules, higher compliance costs, and tougher

I speak to you from the vantage point of someone who has built a business in plastic recycling machinery — as

Plastic waste is rising at a frightening pace. Landfills fill up faster. Oceans choke. Governments talk sustainability while recycling companies struggle

In Colombia, the demand for plastic shredders is growing faster than a coffee tree in the Andes. The problem? Too many

The world loves to talk about “global cooperation,” but when it comes to real projects—especially environmental ones—things can get messy. I’ve

Let’s be honest — the world’s drowning in plastic waste, and we’re all scrambling for smarter ways to deal with it.

Plastic pollution is no longer a “future problem.” It’s here, and it’s messy. As the CEO of Amige, I constantly hear

When I first started Amige, I was overwhelmed by the number of plastic shredder manufacturers promising “the best machines.” The Canadian