""The mission of JAHACO really is to take the non-recyclable plastic and be able to make it into benches like this," says co-owner, Jeff Burke."
"Each bench removes 13,000 plastic bags from landfills and waterways."
"Partnering with Eco Plastic Products of Delaware, JAHACO uses specialized equipment to repurpose plastic into durable lumber."
""It makes us feel good that were helping the environment," adds Jeff, "but were also providing something thatll be lasting for years.""
JAHACO in Coatesville, Pennsylvania repurposes non-recyclable plastics such as bread and shipping bags into long-lasting benches. Each completed bench removes 13,000 plastic bags from landfills and waterways, reducing pollution and diverting waste. The company partners with Eco Plastic Products of Delaware and employs specialized equipment to convert collected plastics into durable lumber. The resulting benches provide lasting public-use seating while reducing environmental burden. Co-owner Jeff Burke emphasizes the mission to transform non-recyclable materials into useful, long-lasting products and highlights pride in both helping the environment and delivering durable infrastructure for years.
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