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Recycled Glass into Sand Company in Ontario would it work? (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by TylerValdal@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Hello All,

I have been floating around this idea in my head a little bit now. Being a chef and in the industry for some time now, I see the amount of bottles and glass in use throughout my province of Ontario and Canada in general.

I've recently stumbled on a YouTube video of someone turning recycled bottles into Sand. With the words shortage of sand, it seems like a very niche market to get into.

Now my question is it viable in Ontario? or Canada in general as a small business to scale up and work into a proper warehouse business turning out Sand for places like Construction companies to use and anything else that may be viable with it

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[–] ahminus@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Sand =/= sand.

People don't realize it, but the shortages of sand are the right type of sand, in the right places.