Recycles Canned Vegetables. (Stokely USA Inc. Recycles Rejected Cans, Uses Vegetables As Animal Feed) (includes Related Article About Overall Steel Can Recycling): An Article From: Food Processing

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From the supplier: Stokely USA Inc has installed a system for recycling its unsalable canned vegetables at its Waunakee, WI, plant. The cans are fed into a shredding machine, then into a magnetic separator which removes the can metal from the vegetable material. The final products are vegetable material suitable for animal feed and recyclable steel with only a 2.3%, by weight, vegetable material content. Stokely expects that recycling its cans will save the Waunakee plant $34,000 annually and plans to recycle cans from other plants in the same way.

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Title: Recycles canned vegetables. (Stokely USA Inc. recycles rejected cans, uses vegetables as animal feed) (includes related article about overall steel can recycling)
Author: Robert J. Swientek
Publication: Food Processing (Magazine/Journal)
Date: August 1, 1992
Publisher: Putman Media, Inc.
Volume: v53 Issue: n8 Page: p94(3)

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