The trend towards use of more environment friendly components is a positive influence for the sales of our products.  

Furthermore, South African Laws are currently being promulgated about the discard of waste material on dump and landfill sites which will play significantly into our hands as municipalities need to be more vigilant in the management of their landfill sites.

In addition, companies also have to be more responsible in what and how they are disposing their waste particularly their non-decomposable waste such as glass. As this law is being introduced to the public, companies become more and more sensitive to the need to conserve.  A reduction in the cost input bill is a major step in the direction of conservation!!

The glass manufacturing process fixes the free crystalline silica responsible for silicosis. As a result, any dust generated when using glass grit or aggregate is virtually free of crystalline silica and is classified merely as a "nuisance dust" therefore, subject to normal health and safety practices, safe to use in public places for a verity of applications and will provide a far more superior finish used as a grit abrasive.

Since the use of recycled glass products is taken at the end-of-life of the glass life cycle, there is negligible direct consumption of any non-renewable natural resources for the recycling process.