K W Plastics

KW Plastics is an international leader in polypropylene/ polyethylene recycling. KW Plastics was founded 1981 by partners Kenneth Campbell and Wiley Sanders, Jr., the 'K' and 'W' of KW Plastics. The company was originally formed to recycle polypropylene. A second polypropylene recycling plant was opened in Bakersfield, Calif. in 1986, where injection-molding machines ranging from 350 to 1,000 tons were installed to produce new battery containers and custom parts from recycled resins. A new post-consumer and post-industrial plastics recycling plant started up in January 1993. This ultra-modern facility processes high-density polyethylene and polypropylene. K W Plastics' material can be used in non-food grade applications at 100% ratios.

KW Plastics and KW Plastics Recycling Division produce a wide range of polyethylene and polypropylene post-consumer resins (PCR) for the personal care, automotive, agriculture, construction, pipe, paint & coatings, recreation, and flexible packaging/sheet applications industries...

Cox Container was established in 1984 as B&D Plastics. The company operates several blow molders 24 hours per day from its 73,000 square foot manufacturing facility. It serves numerous local, regional and national customers with a variety of plastic bottles. The company is able to assist in all phases of a project, from design to final production. As a part of an ongoing partnership with its customers, Cox will coordinate any related services that may be required, as well. These services are often performed in-house, such as custom decorating methods, including silk-screen printing, sleeve labeling and pressure sensitive labeling. Cox Container is in Troy, Ala.