ServicesBeverage Destruction and RecyclingEthanol Recovery & ReclamationTax Compliance & RecoveryHand Sanitizer RecyclingWhen beverage, food or consumer products become expired, damaged, mislabeled, recalled, overproduced, discontinued or otherwise unsaleable, they require a responsible recovery solution. Parallel Products helps businesses throughout Washington manage beverage destruction, product recycling, ethanol recovery, tax compliance support, plastics recycling and transportation logistics with a focus on sustainability, efficiency and responsible handling.
Parallel Products supports customers throughout the Pacific Northwest that need practical solutions for products that can no longer be sold, distributed or used as originally intended. By recovering recyclable and reclaimable materials whenever possible, we help organizations reduce waste while supporting sustainability and compliance objectives.
Washington is home to a diverse mix of breweries, wineries, cider producers, beverage manufacturers, food processors, distributors, retailers, consumer packaged goods companies and industrial producers. Parallel Products helps these organizations manage distressed inventory through responsible destruction, recycling, reclamation and recovery solutions.
Alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, spirits and ready-to-drink products
Non-alcoholic beverages, including soda, juice, water, sports drinks, teas, coffees and functional beverages
Off-spec, expired, recalled or damaged beverage inventory
Case goods, palletized products, kegs, drums, totes, tankers and bulk liquids
Products requiring secure destruction, recycling or reclamation documentation
Parallel Products coordinates pickup from anywhere in the United States. Wherever your inventory is located, our team can help organize the logistics needed to move distressed, expired, recalled, damaged or off-spec products into the appropriate recovery stream.
Rather than sending unsaleable products directly to landfill, Parallel Products helps customers route liquids, containers, packaging and recoverable materials into more responsible recycling, reclamation and recovery pathways.
