Markets

There are numerous markets for recycled gypsum. It can be introduced back into new drywall, but it also has uses across many different industries and applications. Increasing the use of recycled gypsum in these markets means less reliance on mining the finite deposits of gypsum across the globe and flue gas desulphurization gypsum derived from coal fired power plants.

Gypsum plasterboard in the pack. The stack of gypsum board preparing for construction. Pal

Drywall Manufacturing

Using recycled gypsum to produce new drywall is the ideal closed loop system.

Agriculture

Gypsum has been used in agriculture for centuries as both a soil additive and source of key nutrients for plants.

Compost

Gypsum offers many benefits as an additive to compost; improving aeration, enhancing microbial growth, and as a source of nutrients.

Portland Cement

A key ingredient in the manufacture of Portland Cement, gypsum is used to control the setting time and improve the overall strength.

Lawn and Garden

By improving overall soil structure, gypsum creates better growth and yields for flowers, vegetables, and lawns.

Remediation

Gypsum is used across industries and applications for remediation of both soils and turgid water.

Markets for Recovered Paper

It's not only the recycled gypsum that has value. There are markets for the recovered paper backing as well.