Amazon Environmental, Inc., Latex Paint Recycling

Amazon Environmental, Inc. Latex Recycling Process



	Amazon Environmental, Inc. Announces Strategic Partnership with Envirosystems USA, Inc. a Subsidiary of Envirosystems, Inc. of Canada.Amazon Environmental, Inc., the largest latex paint recycling company in the United States, announced today that Envirosystems has made a significant investment in the company. Envirosystems, a privately held corporation that specializes in development of high growth potential companies, is the owner of HOTZ Environmental Services Inc., the largest paint recycling company in Canada. [Read More]

Separating blue paint for the recycling process

Separating white paint into drums to create a white or beige recycled latex paint

Emptied paint cans are crushed to remove the last drop of
paint and the metal is sent to a steel recycler

Paint is strained prior to mixing and filtering.

Paints are pumped into mixer for additional processing

Minimal additives are used to preserve paints and
standardize colors

Same as new paint is packaged into recycled buckets for sale.

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Amazon uses leftover latex paint to manufacture recycled content paint that is comparable in quality to virgin paint sold by national manufacturers. Amazon Select® recycled content paint is available in 12 pre-mixed colors, is environmentally preferable to virgin paints, and carries both the Green Seal and Master Painters Institute stamp of approval.

Any leftover paint we can’t use is manufactured into an alternative raw material used in the manufacture of cement. Using these processes, Amazon is able to beneficially recycle virtually 100% of the leftover paint received.


Minnesota Facility John Segala President Email: jsegala@amazonpaint.com Phone: 763-572-0800	California Facility Lorraine Segala CEO Email: lmsegala@gmail.com Phone: 951-588-0206	Oklahoma Facility Steve Roberts Facility Manager Email: sroberts@amazonpaint.com Phone: 951-588-0206