Abingdon, VA -- (SBWire) -- 05/20/2015 --When it comes to turning unused products into renewable energy, many companies turn to green initiatives for their disposal of ethanol and alcoholic beverages. In a way that reduces costs while benefitting the environment, Dynamic Recycling LLC is continuing their beverage recycling and destruction program. With the greenest process in the industry, the company takes control of the entire operation, from transportation to the full destruction of unsellable beverages for total confidentiality.

As warehouses and facilities have an excess of expired beverages, Dynamic Recycling LLC will dispose of the products in a cost effective manner by reducing shipping and handling expenses. Products that can be recycled include beer, wine, spirits, flavorings, and energy drinks. Brand images will be protected and warehousing costs for unsaleable products will be eliminated. By getting rid of the expired beverages in an efficient manner, companies can use the warehouse space for new shipments without risking the chance of damaged or expired drinks landing on store shelves.

The company is anticipating the completion of their new recycling plant in Tennessee that will increase their capabilities by 200%. The innovative procedures set forth by the company will recover and recycle all materials. No matter if packaged in aluminum, metal, cardboard, or glass, all products that contain energy will be turned into renewable fuels.

With their beverage, cosmetic, and ethanol disposal, Dynamic Recycling LLC has become a trusted company to help their clients reach sustainable goals in an economically efficient process. Take advantage of the many benefits associated with full beverage destruction and protect the brand image by utilizing the complete services of Dynamic Recycling LLC. For more information about the company, or to inquire about their services, please visit the website today.

About Dynamic Recycling LLC
Dynamic Recycling LLC is a part of the family of MXI companies located in Abingdon VA. The company was formed in 2013 with the intentions of taking over all ethanol and alcohol recycling programs. Upon construction, all operations and administration will move out from under MXI Environmental Services and be transferred to the new plant in Bristol, Tennessee. The plant is expected to begin operating in the Summer of 2015.

For more information about their services, please visit http://www.ethanolrecycling.com/