We want to become Scandinavia’s most sustainable distributor of polymers and work towards a more circular industry. For several years, we have been taking care of our customers’ production waste and other materials that need to be regranulated. We also buy back the sacks in which the granules are delivered and ensure that they are recycled.
Recycling polymers
for tomorrow
With our deposit system, Return, we are taking further steps towards a sustainable plastic industry of the future. We want to incentivise our customers to shift from a linear to a circular approach by committing to buy back the material we have sold once it has become worn out and returned. We achieve this by assigning a residual value, a deposit, to the material at the time of sale.
This means that when you, as a customer, quote new projects, you can expect material costs to be 10-30% lower than those of your competitors. You leave the collection of the material to your customers. Not all material can be collected, but where it works and the conditions are right, it benefits the climate as well as your and your customers’ finances.
We know that our customers care about the environment, but we also understand that efforts to improve it must be economically viable.
Residual value of the
various materials varies
The residual value is not general but is set uniquely for each item. For example, it is affected by the addition of colours, minerals, or other substances. Similarly, the residual value is influenced by how long, and in which environments, the material is expected to be used.
A sustainable and circular future
We are aware that we are not the first to set a residual value or introduce a deposit system. However, as a distributor, we can say that we guarantee a residual value throughout the product portfolio, which is something we have not seen other players do.
As a player in the market, we take our responsibility for a sustainable future very seriously and want to give our customers an economic opportunity to become more circular.
Do you want to contribute to a more sustainable inustry?
