outthrow

(ˌaʊtˈθrəʊ)

vb (tr) , -throws, -throwing, -threw or -thrown

(General Sporting Terms) to throw better than

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Concurrently they are increasingly rejecting altogether lower quality stock, called "outthrows," which ends up trucked back to landfills, just as if we put it in the trash at home.

Plastic, Part 2

It may include up to 4 percent prohibited materials and up to 10 percent of materials considered outthrows.

Outthrows can include carbon paper, photographs and pressure-sensitive labels such as mailing labels.

Rate of recovery: Attendees gather in the Chicago area for conferences that address paper and plastic recycling

If a MRF deals with minimal outthrows and contaminants with its shipments to end markets, pulling material from a wider distance is feasible.

Stepping things up: with price and demand for secondary commodities increasing, MRF operators are seeking ways to improve their operations

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