What about existing "brownfield" sites in the states. Seems like these sites would be a good spot both economically, tax incentives...considering the past history of these sites approval from the DEC should go quite smooth. As I have stated previously Erie and Niagara counties are LOADED with these type of areas.
There are many paths JB can take. And, IMO, once there are more sales and the company profile rises, JB will not have to look for expansion sites. THEY will come to him.
Thanks, any idea why the Niagara DEC has required that all the plastic to be processed be shipped in a covered truck and stored indoors, seems like a large waste of indoor space?
Could this be the norm for other locations?
It seems odd that it has to remain covered, while I don't know I would think the Smurfit Stones and other large companies throw the waste outdoors as quick as possible to be shipped to landfills and that they don't store any waste inside.
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