Commercial Plastic Recycling
Whatever plastic your operation produces, in whatever grade or condition, we sort it, grade it and take responsibility for recycling it properly, paying a fair rate for what's in every load.
We work with commercial volumes of plastic: baled, loose, regrind or mixed. Business sellers only.
Transparency
Clear on what we pay and why, with a full audit trail on every load.
Reliability
Collections when we say, and material moved before it backs up.
Flexibility
Collect from your site, or deliver into ours. Whichever fits your operation.
Compliance
Proper duty-of-care and waste-transfer paperwork, every time.
Whatever plastic you produce, we've got an outlet for it
That might be a single grade in volume, like stretch wrap off your pallets or offcuts from a production line, or several different types together. You don't need to sort it to a fine standard or find a separate buyer for each kind: we take film and rigids alike, grade it on site, and pay you for what's there.
Films & flexible plastics
LDPE stretch and shrink wrap, PP films, and PP woven sacks, whether that's large runs of packaging waste or production film off your line. We take it baled or loose, as regrind, and with some contamination on it: film that's been turned away elsewhere for being too messy is still worth money to us, because we sort and grade it here rather than expecting it to arrive clean.
Rigid plastics
The hard plastics: tubs, crates, containers and the like. We handle rigid PP, along with HDPE, PET and the other common polymers, including the HDPE containers and bottles that agriculture produces. If your operation generates rigid plastic in commercial quantities, bring us what you have and we'll tell you what it grades as and what we'll pay.
How we handle a mixed plastic stream
When your plastic reaches us, the first job is sorting and grading: separating by polymer and grade so each stream goes to the right outlet at the right value. You don't have to pre-sort to a fine standard before it comes to us. That's the work we do, and it's why we can take material in the condition it turns up in.
What we pay, and how
We pay a fair, market-linked rate for your plastic and keep it in step with the market so it doesn't lag behind. What a load earns comes down to the polymer, the grade and how clean it is: single-grade, well-baled film is worth more than a mixed or contaminated load, and we show you how yours graded so the figure is never a mystery.
Everything is weighed and recorded, so each load comes back to you as a clear line: polymer, grade, weight and price. No opaque deductions.
What happens to your material
Once sorted and graded, your plastic is baled or sent on as regrind, processed to specification and supplied into UK and export reprocessors to be turned back into usable polymer. Where it ends up is our job to manage, not yours: your side is knowing it left your site compliantly and was recycled properly, with the duty-of-care and waste-transfer paperwork to show it.
Every plastic grade we buy
We buy the full range of commercial plastics. The flexibles: LDPE, PP films and PP woven sacks, from packaging or production. Rigid PP, HDPE and PET across the common polymers. And PVC, EPS, PS and ABS in commercial quantities too, whether on their own or as part of a wider load.
If your operation produces a steady flow of any of these, we'd rather take it all on one collection than have you split it between buyers. Below is the full list of what we grade and buy.
A straightforward operation you can actually reach
We're not a call centre. You get a named contact who knows your account, your grades and how your plastic tends to come in, and who you can reach directly when something needs sorting.
The setup fits how you already work. We can collect from your site, or you can deliver to our yard near Melton Mowbray, loose or baled, whichever suits your volumes. The commercials are agreed up front and every load is documented, so you always know what you're being paid and why.
Tell us what you produce
Tell us what plastic you produce and roughly how much. If it's a commercial volume, we'll come back with how we'd handle it and what we'd pay, whatever condition it's in.