Abingdon, VA -- (SBWire) -- 05/07/2015 --Progress has been made in the construction of a new recycling and ethanol disposal plant in Bristol, Tennessee. Dynamic Recycling LLC is proud to announce the tank farm construction has been completed, and operations are expected to be underway by mid-June 2015. Through the uncooperative and frigid weather experienced this past winter, the construction crew remained hard at work, and minimal steps remain to complete construction.
Their crew is currently working on completing installation of the plants cooling and evaporations towers. Dynamic Recycling LLC is excited to put the finishing touches on the construction process to get the plant up and running. The capabilities of the new plant will enhance the capacity of the company's operations by 200 percent.
Once the plant is operable, the company will be able to handle all operations with an increased capacity. From cosmetics to beverages, pharmaceutical and disposal of ethanol, there are plenty of benefits when trusting Dynamic Recycling LLC. All unsaleable consumer goods will be properly destructed through the plants state-of-the-art decasing operation.
When utilizing their recycling services, clients will effectively reduce their corporate liability, free up warehouse space, and lower their cost of disposal. All materials that are recycled create renewable energy and benefit the environment. The company will help their clients achieve sustainable goals.
The final steps include plumbing and wiring of the new facility. Keep up with the latest news and proceedings on the construction of the plant by visiting the blog on their website. To inquire about using their full-service disposal from transportation to recovery and recycling, please contact Dynamic Recycling LLC today.
About Dynamic Recycling LLC
Dynamic Recycling LLC is a part of the family of MXI companies located in Abingdon VA. The company was formed in 2013 with the intentions of taking over all ethanol and alcohol recycling programs. Upon construction, all operations and administration will move out from under MXI Environmental Services and be transferred to the new plant in Bristol Tennessee. The plant is expected to begin operating in the Summer of 2015.
For more information about their services, please visit http://www.ethanolrecycling.com/
