Recycled feedstock, framed for your sector.

Recycled HDPE, PP and LDPE for rigid and flexible packaging — the sector under the most pressure to add recycled content.

Recycled PP and HDPE for the moulded polymer components that go into modern vehicles.

Recycled HDPE and PP for the pipes, ducts and durable products the built environment runs on.

Recycled PP and HDPE for everyday moulded products, housewares and durables.

Recycled HDPE, LDPE and PP for irrigation, water management and farm products.

Recycled HDPE and PP for the crates, pallets and bins that move goods.

Electronics and electricals brands use recycled engineering polymers for housings, internal components and fittings, balancing toughness, flame behaviour and surface finish with growing recycled-content commitments.

Textile and apparel manufacturers convert recycled PET into polyester staple fibre and filament for garments, home textiles and technical fabrics, backed by recognised recycled-content certification.

Footwear and accessories brands incorporate recycled polymers into uppers, linings, components and packaging, supporting recycled-content storytelling across product and pack.

Furniture makers use recycled polymers for moulded seating, frames, fittings and outdoor products, valuing durability, weather resistance and consistent finish.

Pharmaceutical packaging producers evaluate recycled polymers primarily for secondary and tertiary packaging, where recycled content can be used without compromising strict primary-pack requirements.

E-commerce and fulfilment operators are high-volume users of protective and transit packaging, making recycled film, mailers and void-fill a direct lever for recycled-content and EPR performance.

Appliance manufacturers use recycled engineering and commodity polymers in housings, internal parts and non-visible components, balancing durability, safety and recycled-content commitments.

Toy and juvenile-product makers evaluate recycled polymers for durable moulded items and packaging, within strict safety requirements that govern which streams can be used for child-contact parts.

Building-product manufacturers use recycled polymers for profiles, pipes, boards, decking and site products, valuing durability, weathering and the ability to absorb mixed recyclate in robust applications.