Waste Plastics Recovery

[ OVERVIEW ] WASTE PLASTICS RECOVERY

Sorting polymer properly is everything.

Plastic only recycles well when it's sorted by polymer type. Mixed, contaminated plastic ends up downcycled or discarded — so we make clean separation the heart of our plastics service.

We collect plastic waste from manufacturers, bottlers, retailers, institutions and aggregators, then sort it by polymer — PET, HDPE, LDPE and polypropylene — removing caps, labels and contamination before baling.

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600+
Tons of Plastic / Month
4
Polymer Streams
90%+
Clean Recovery Rate
[ POLYMER TYPES ]

Plastics we process.

We handle the main commercial polymer streams, each sorted and prepared for its own reprocessing path.

PET

Polyethylene Terephthalate

Drink bottles, food containers and polyester packaging — the most widely recovered plastic.

HDPE

High-Density Polyethylene

Milk jugs, detergent bottles, caps and rigid containers.

LDPE

Low-Density Polyethylene

Flexible film, wrappers, bags and shrink wrap from retail and industry.

PP

Polypropylene

Bottle caps, yoghurt tubs, strapping and rigid packaging.

[ PROCESS ] HOW PLASTICS RECOVERY WORKS

From waste to feedstock.

01

Collection

We gather post-consumer and industrial plastic waste from your site on schedule or on demand.

02

Polymer Sorting

Crews separate plastics by polymer type and remove non-recyclable contamination — clean streams recover better.

03

Cleaning & Baling

Sorted plastic is cleaned of residue and compacted into bales ready for reprocessing.

04

Reprocessing

Clean polymer reaches reprocessors who shred, melt and pelletise it into feedstock for new products.

[ BENEFITS ] WHY IT WORKS

Tackle plastic at the source.

Stop Plastic Pollution

Recover plastic before it reaches waterways, dumpsites and the environment.

Industrial Feedstock

Recovered polymer becomes raw material for new packaging and products.

Full Traceability

Documented recovery records support your ESG and producer-responsibility reporting.

Closed-Loop Plastics

We help keep polymer in circulation — the core of a genuinely circular plastics economy.

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