Plastic recycling

A bale of clean LDPE stretch film has a buyer waiting for it. The same film mixed with food waste, tape, labels and three other polymers becomes a disposal cost that someone has to wear, usually you.

Which is why most of our effort goes in at the front end: the right container, in the right place, labelled, with a ten-minute toolbox session for the people using it. That moves your recovery rate further than anything we could do downstream.

LDPE stretch and shrink film from pallets and inbound freight. HDPE drums, containers and crates. PP crates, pallets and strapping. Rigid production offcuts, purge, sprue and regrind from injection and blow moulding. PET from bottling and packaging lines.

Where a material has no viable market, we'll say so rather than collect it and quietly landfill it. A number on a report that falls over under audit is worth less to you than being told the truth up front.

Film is mostly air. Baling it on site takes a stream that fills a bin in a day down to a fortnightly collection, and simultaneously turns it into a graded, saleable product. For any site running more than a few pallets a day, a baler pays for itself on the collection savings alone.