INEOS Launches Recycl-IN Polymer Range

Key highlights
  • Recycl-IN range includes up to 50% Post-Consumer Recycled plastic.
  • Products available from Q4 2019, with expansion in 2020.
  • Uses recycled plastic from companies like Viridor.
  • Targets non-food contact applications.

Introduction of Recycl-IN

INEOS Olefins & Polymers has introduced the Recycl-IN polymer range, which incorporates up to 50% Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) plastic combined with new virgin polymers. This innovation aims to meet consumer demand for increased recycled content while maintaining the performance expected from virgin plastics.

Product Features

The Recycl-IN range includes both rigid and flexible products designed for non-food contact applications. These products are engineered to match industry standards, ensuring consistency and ease of processing.

Collaboration and Sourcing

INEOS collaborates with recycling companies, including Viridor, to source high-quality recycled plastic. Viridor's new recycling plant, set to begin production in 2020, will be a key supplier, supporting the drive to increase plastics recycling and the use of recycled materials.

Availability and Expansion

Recycl-IN products will be available starting in Q4 2019, with plans to expand the range in 2020. This initiative represents a step towards a more circular approach to plastic use, aiming to enhance resource efficiency.

Source: INEOS

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