Circularity

Recycled PET circularity refers to the process of transforming post-consumer polyethylene terephthalate (PET) products into new PET products, thereby creating a closed-loop system that promotes sustainability and minimizes waste.

This circularity is achieved through a series of steps, starting with the collection and sorting of PET waste, followed by cleaning and processing to remove impurities. The PET is then shredded and cleaned, forming pellets or flake that can be used as raw material for manufacturing new PET items, such as RPET sheet for trays and pots, bottles, or packaging materials.

By embracing recycled PET circularity, we can reduce the demand for virgin PET, conserve natural resources, and reduce carbon emissions associated with the production of new plastics. Furthermore, this approach encourages the adoption of a more environmentally responsible mindset, where products are seen not as disposable items but as valuable resources that can be continuously repurposed, ensuring a more sustainable and greener future.