We collect different types of plastic waste.

• PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) Bottles: PET bottles, commonly used for packaging beverages and other consumer goods, are collected as plastic waste. This type of plastic is widely recycled due to its high value and versatility. Recycled PET can be used to produce new bottles, packaging materials, and even textile fibers for the clothing industry, highlighting its adaptability and effectiveness in reducing plastic pollution.

• HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) Containers: HDPE containers, often used for household cleaning products, milk jugs, and other industrial packaging, are another major source of plastic scrap. These durable plastics are shredded and reprocessed to manufacture items like pipes, crates, and outdoor furniture. Recycling HDPE helps maintain the quality of these robust products while minimizing the reliance on virgin materials.

• LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) Film and Bags: We collect LDPE film and plastic bags from commercial and retail sectors. This lightweight and flexible plastic is commonly recycled into new bags, bin liners, and shrink wrap, supporting the plastic packaging industry. By managing LDPE waste, we help manufacturers access cost-effective and readily available materials for a wide range of applications.

• PP (Polypropylene) Scrap: Polypropylene, found in products like bottle caps, food containers, and automotive parts, is a valuable type of plastic scrap we manage. PP recycling helps generate materials for products such as automotive components, textiles, and furniture, ensuring that this versatile plastic continues to serve various industrial needs.

• PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) Scrap: PVC is used in piping, flooring, and construction materials. Collected PVC scrap is recycled to manufacture new piping, building products, and other durable goods. This process supports the construction industry by offering a sustainable source of high-strength materials