Advanced Polymer Recycling LLC (APR) is a privately held plastics recycling and logistics provider headquartered in Peachtree City, Georgia, United States. The company delivers comprehensive material management solutions focused on plastics recovery, processing, and diversion from landfills.
APR handles a broad range of plastics including LDPE, LLDPE, HDPE, PP, PET, HIPS, GPPS, EPS, PVC, co-polymers, and engineering grades such as ABS, PC, Nylon, Acetal, TPE, TPU, and TPO. Services encompass tolling, shredding, baling, compounding, feedstock preparation, and logistics with proprietary real-time tracking. It also provides cardboard recycling, e-waste processing, pallet recovery, secure certified product destruction, and customized facility recycling programs for manufacturers and businesses ranging from small operations to Fortune 500 companies.
The firm operates mainly in the southeastern United States with national reach through its network of facilities and partners. It has grown rapidly via strategic acquisitions, including TKO Polymers (Atlanta) for post-industrial recovery and toll services, AgTech Recycling (Quitman) for agricultural plastics capabilities, and One Stop Recycling (Austell) to expand Georgia processing capacity. These moves strengthen its vertically integrated position in post-industrial, post-consumer, and agricultural plastics streams.
As an emerging dynamic operator in the U.S. recycling sector, APR emphasizes quality assurance, traceability, and support for both mechanical and advanced recycling markets. It maintains analytical partnerships for material validation and serves as a reliable partner for consistent feedstock supply to converters and recyclers nationwide.
Also known as Adv-Polymer Recycling and Advanced Polymer Recycling.
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Provides feedstock characterization, material validation and Certificates of Analysis to support quality, compliance and material-value programs across an expanding U.S. recycling network.
