Green Recycle USA LLC Chooses Right to Work Virginia
Green Recycle USA LLC is a recycling startup that has chosen to call Right to Work Pittsylvania County, Virginia, its home. In order to put roots down here, the company is putting a total of $4.3 million into the project. they will also create 28 new jobs!
From Area Development Magazine:
“At the heart of our mission is a simple belief that industrial progress and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand. […] By transforming plastic waste into valuable resources, we’re not just recycling—we’re rethinking the future of sustainability in industry. We hope to inspire and unite manufacturing units, businesses, and community leaders across the region to work together in building a truly circular economy, one that benefits not only today’s industries but also future generations. Through collaboration and shared commitment, we can create a cleaner environment, generate green jobs, and spark economic revitalization in Pittsylvania County and beyond.” […]
“This project isn’t just about recycling – it’s about rethinking how we use materials and ensuring future generations become inspired by these innovative practices. […] We’re excited to see the positive impact Green Recycle will bring to our region.” […]
“Green Recycle USA is an exciting addition to Pittsylvania County’s diverse industrial base, bringing state-of-the-art recycling and manufacturing technology to the region. […] In addition to creating jobs, the company will serve as a critical resource for area businesses pursuing zero waste goals, contributing to the economic vitality of Southern Virginia.” […]
“Congratulations to Green Recycle USA for selecting Pittsylvania County for its plastics recycling facility. […] We’re delighted they will pursue their commitment to being on the forefront of creating a more sustainable future. Pittsylvania County successfully competed with two other states to bring Green Recycle to Southside Virginia and that decision continues to prove that Pittsylvania County is a great place to do business. I also applaud my fellow board members of the Industrial Development Authority, the county’s economic development staff, county leadership, and especially Green Recycle for working as a team to make this vision a reality.”
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.