APR Quitman Facility

The APR Quitman Facility serves as a key processing and recovery operation for Advanced Polymer Recycling, supporting the collection, handling, processing, and shipping of recyclable plastics, electronic materials, and industrial feedstocks. The facility plays an important role in APR’s commitment to sustainability, material recovery, and responsible recycling practices.

Operations at the Quitman facility include material receipt, inspection, segregation, processing, storage, inventory control, and logistics coordination. Processing activities are managed through established operational controls designed to maintain safety, compliance, material accountability, and customer satisfaction.

The facility supports APR’s circular economy initiatives by maximizing opportunities for reuse, recycling, and resource recovery while helping customers reduce landfill disposal and meet environmental stewardship objectives.

Facility Overview

Facility Information

Facility APR Quitman
Location 201 Young St, Quitman, GA 31643
Operations Polymer Recycling & Material Processing
Ownership Advanced Polymer Recycling

Services

  • Polymer Recycling
  • Industrial Plastic Recovery
  • Sorting & Segregation
  • Material Consolidation
  • Regrind Processing
  • Storage & Logistics Support
  • Material Recovery Operations

Environmental & Compliance Commitment

Advanced Polymer Recycling is committed to operating responsibly through documented environmental, health and safety practices, regulatory compliance, employee training, risk management and continual improvement initiatives.

The quitman facility supports APR’s commitment to responsible recycling practices, traceability, material accountability, environmental stewardship and customer satisfaction.

Accepted Materials

  • Engineering Plastics
  • Industrial Polymer Scrap
  • Production Purge Materials
  • Plastic Regrind
  • Post-Industrial Plastic Feedstock
  • Approved Customer Materials

Operational Controls

  • Controlled material receipt procedures
  • Material identification and segregation