As the world population increases, so does the waste production. Municipal solid waste shredding is one way to mitigate this issue as it reduces the amount of landfill space needed and turns the waste into a recyclable resource. In some cases, recycling can yield enough raw material for a product that is worth more than…
It’s no secret that the healthcare industry produces a significant amount of medical waste. This includes objects such as syringes, needles, and other medical equipment that may be infectious to humans and animals – not to mention the drugs themselves. This makes proper disposal difficult and often results in contamination and environmental degradation. Fortunately, there…
Pharmaceutical waste such as unused medications and other hazardous medical supplies present a major threat to the environment. Medical supplies that are disposed of in landfills can leach into the soil or water and affect the environment. Currently, pharmaceutical waste is often burned in high-temperature incinerators, which releases harmful toxins and heavy metals into the…
The need for shredding pharmaceutical waste has been on the rise as the number of pharmaceutical corporations, hospitals, and medical device manufacturers is increasing. This article discusses the benefits of shredding pharmaceutical waste such as reducing environmental pollution, complying with regulations and standards for health care facilities, and improving workplace safety. The article also outlines…
How Pharmaceutical Shredding Benefits Your Business Shredding your old pharmaceuticals is a great way to protect the environment from potential harmful effects. In addition, this is a legal requirement according to the Drug Enforcement Agency. Not only does it help to keep the neighborhood and the planet safe, but shredding your old pharmaceuticals has other…
Pharmaceutical waste is a major problem for the pharmaceutical industry. It is estimated that the costs of dealing with the disposal of this waste are as high as $30 billion annually. The best solution for this problem might be shredding equipment. Find out why you should consider a pharmaceutical waste shredding machine for your business.…
Every year, there are more than 136 billion pounds of prescription drugs produced. In India, up to 43% of these drugs are never used and end up in landfills. This pharmaceutical waste has a negative impact on the environment and poses a significant health risk for those living near landfills. The lack of regulations and…
Pharma waste shredder manufacturer, Recycle-A-Part, has created a unique design for their new model—PharmaShred. The design consists of a front pusher plate that is pushed forward by pusher rollers on top of it. This new design is intended to allow for greater throughput of waste disposal with the use of less space. A leading global…
Pharmacies are responsible for disposing of controlled substances. This includes medications, Alcohol Swabs, and other items that contain chemicals. The local hospital or police station may provide a controlled substance disposal box for this purpose. However, pharmacies should dispose of hazardous products in accordance with the DEA Guidelines on Controlled Substances Disposal. Compliance with these…
The use of shredder machines in the pharmaceutical industry is on the rise. These machines are installed to manage large quantities of paper towels, food wrappers, and other non-recyclable materials that are generated by employees of the company. They work best in environments where it’s difficult to recycle or dispose of items efficiently. As more…