Morssinkhof-Rymoplast

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Morssinkhof-Rymoplast is a Netherlands-based plastics recycling group operating across Europe. The company collects and processes post-consumer and post-industrial plastic waste, with a core focus on mechanical recycling technologies.

Its output includes recycled polymers such as rPET, rHDPE, rLDPE, and rPP, delivered as flakes and regranulate for packaging, film, bottles, and other industrial applications. Morssinkhof-Rymoplast pursues closed-loop solutions, including bottle-to-bottle and tray-to-tray recycling, and supplies recyclate to converters and brand owners aiming to reduce virgin material use. The group runs multiple facilities in the region and emphasizes traceability and quality standards to meet European regulatory requirements for recycled content and, where applicable, food-contact compliance.

Also known as Morssinkhof.

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Latest news on Morssinkhof-Rymoplast

27 March 2023
Morssinkhof-Rymoplast Invests in PET Recycling Plant in Belgium

Awarded a nine-year contract, the new plant will recycle 27,500 tonnes of PET annually, using advanced technology to handle complex materials and produce high-quality recycled PET.

16 March 2023
New Recycling Plant in Lommel to Process Butter Tubs and Shampoo Bottles

A new recycling plant in Lommel will process 40,000 tonnes of plastic annually, creating 65 jobs. Operational by October 2024, it supports Belgium's circular economy and sustainable practices.

19 April 2022
Morssinkhof - Rymoplast Invests €30M to Expand Film Recycling in Germany

A new 8,700 m² facility in Markranstädt will recycle 30,000 tonnes of plastic film annually, create 45 jobs, and enhance regional growth and sustainability. Completion expected by Q1 2023.

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