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After what the company describes as “intensive research” has led to the development of the PCR Block. The concrete products use up to 30 percent post-consumer recycled material manufactured from glass collected through local recycling programs. The glass is crushed into a fine powder, refined, and formed into light weight pellets that expand and generate a fine-pored granulate which is used in the production of Atlas Block’s concrete mix. Products include landscaping pieces as well as masonry choices.
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