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The Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Lifecycle

Recycling and Resource Recovery 1. Tiny grains of styrene are expanded using steam. The expanded beads are then moulded into shapes or large blocks depending on the application. 2. EPS is widely used in packaging applications for the transport of produce,

EPSA Fact Sheet

Expanded polystyrene (EPS) isn’t just used for fruit and vegetable packaging, it’s also used in the construction industry. In fact, around 70% of all EPS in Australia is used in construction, with only 30% used for packaging goods. Energy efficiency EPS

Industry donates spill kits to support clean-up on Queensland beach

Media Release 7 November 2023 In the wake of polystyrene balls washing ashore on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, the peak organisation for the sector has donated four spill kits to local community groups to assist in the clean-up. Expanded Polystyrene Australia represents

EPSA Key Messages

Key points EPSA members are reporting significant downturn in business following the decision of the Victorian Government to claim EPS is a dangerous product and not suitable for use in many classes of domestic and commercial buildings in Victoria. EPSA is

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The Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Lifecycle

EPSA Fact Sheet

Industry donates spill kits to support clean-up on Queensland beach

EPSA Key Messages

EPSA Construction Sector

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