01/03The Feedstock
We take the waste no one recycles
Metalised multi-layered plastics, soiled blended textiles, coloured PET bottles. The worst of the worst, with under 1% recycled worldwide.
The world's only patented chemo-mechanical process that turns multiple types of “impossible” waste into engineering-grade plastics and polyester yarn, fit for global supply chains.
01/03The Feedstock
Metalised multi-layered plastics, soiled blended textiles, coloured PET bottles. The worst of the worst, with under 1% recycled worldwide.
02/03VerdiCycle
Chemo-mechanical separation, extraction and purification. No pyrolysis, no gasification, no organic solvents. Water-based, at ~120°C.
03/03The Materials
Every bit of waste gets turned into recyclable, virgin-grade materials ready for manufacturing.
Engineering-grade, drop-in polyolefin pellets
See The Grades →Recycled PET resin, polymerised from our own VerdiPTA
See The Data →Virgin-like textile-to-textile recycled polyester yarn, spun from our VerdiPET
See The Yarn →Rot-resistant, water-resistant, flame-retardant construction composites
See The Range →Most of the world’s waste doesn’t get recycled. And most of the people who collect it don’t get paid a fair wage. Our material science turns previously unrecyclable waste into virgin-grade materials used by global brands, so we can graduate waste pickers out of poverty.
India’s biggest gardening brand made pots as green as their plants.
Read The Story →India’s first refillable deo stick made from packets of chips.
Read The Story →Recovering high-value resin from the PolyAl left over after cartons are recycled.
Read The Story →Four things that didn’t exist on earth before we built them.
first ever.
Project Shades. Sold out in five days, 100+ publications. The wrapper that wouldn’t recycle, on someone’s face.
first ever.
Built with Unilever TRANSFORM and L’Oréal Big Bang. The sachet plastic that “had nowhere to go,” blow-moulded into the next bottle.
first ever.
TRASH3D filaments and pellets. Patent-pending recycled polyolefin compositions for additive manufacturing.
first ever.
Yarn-grade polyester recovered from soiled, torn, blended textile waste. The mixed feedstock that gets landfilled or burned today, returned to the loop as virgin-like fibre.
Tell us about your products and your sustainability goals, and we’ll show you a realistic path to a pilot.