ServicesBeverage Destruction and RecyclingEthanol Recovery & ReclamationTax Compliance & RecoveryHand Sanitizer RecyclingUnsaleable beverage products can create storage issues, compliance concerns and unnecessary waste when they are not handled correctly. Parallel Products helps North Carolina businesses manage unsaleable beverage products through beverage destruction, product recycling, ethanol recovery, tax compliance support, plastics recycling and transportation logistics.
Our beverage destruction and product recovery services give companies a dependable way to manage products that can no longer be sold or distributed. Through responsible destruction, beverage recycling, ethanol recovery, plastics recycling, tax compliance support and transportation logistics, we help turn difficult inventory challenges into managed, documented outcomes.
Parallel Products works with beverage companies, alcohol distributors, CPG manufacturers, retailers, warehouse operators and industrial producers that need to clear unusable inventory without losing sight of sustainability, security or accountability.
Such as beer, wine, spirits, hard seltzers, canned cocktails and ready-to-drink beverages
Such as soft drinks, bottled water, juices, energy drinks, sports drinks, teas, coffees and functional beverages
Expired, off-spec, damaged, recalled, overstocked or rejected beverage inventory
Cases, pallets, kegs, drums, totes, tankers, packaged goods and bulk liquid loads
Materials that require destruction records, recycling support or reclamation documentation
Parallel Products provides pickup support across the United States, including North Carolina production sites, distribution centers, warehouses and retail locations. Wherever your beverage inventory is stored, our team helps coordinate the transportation and processing plan needed to move it forward.
Instead of viewing unsaleable beverages as ordinary waste, Parallel Products identifies opportunities to recover liquids, containers and packaging through more productive recycling and reclamation channels.
