Advanced Polymer Recycling Acquires AgTech Recycling, Expanding Agricultural Plastics Capabilities in the Southeast

Peachtree City, GA | February 23, 2026

Advanced Polymer Recycling LLC (APR)
, a leading plastic recycling service provider based in Peachtree City, Georgia, today announced the acquisition of AgTech Recycling, an agricultural plastics recovery and processing company headquartered in Quitman, Georgia.

AgTech Recycling partners with regional manufacturers to reprocess scrap plastic into recycled resin suitable for reintegration into production. The Quitman facility also focuses on recycling greenhouse plastics, agricultural films, containers, and other farm‑related polymer streams that have historically been difficult to collect and recycle.

With this acquisition, APR expands its presence in southern Georgia and North Florida while adding a full‑service processing operation with the ability to recycle a wide range of complex plastics. The company states that AgTech’s capabilities will enhance APR’s ability to support both traditional mechanical recycling markets and emerging advanced recycling sectors requiring consistent, traceable feedstock.

“AgTech Recycling has built a strong reputation across the region for dependable service and technical know‑how,” said Tom Vaughn, CEO of Advanced Polymer Recycling. “This acquisition enhances our ability to aggregate and process challenging polymer streams while supporting growers and ag‑industrial partners with responsible end‑of‑life solutions.”

“AgTech Recycling was founded to provide convenient, reliable, and environmentally responsible recycling solutions that help businesses reduce plastic waste. Accomplishing those goals has not only been our mission, but also our passion,” said Scott Ferrell, President of AgTech Recycling. “Joining Advanced Polymer Recycling is the perfect next step to broaden our impact and accelerate our shared sustainability goals. We’re excited about this next chapter and confident that together we can drive meaningful growth in recycling and circular manufacturing.

APR plans to integrate the Quitman facility into its broader processing network, expanding consolidation, sortation, and downstream processing capabilities. As part of the integration, the company will implement enhanced material‑qualification protocols, data‑tracking systems, and quality‑control standards to align the facility with APR’s operational and compliance framework.