Two opposite audiences
A recycler buys waste and sells material, and the two sides have nothing in common. Suppliers need to know which polymer types and contamination levels are accepted, in what volumes, and at what price. Buyers of recyclate need technical specifications — melt flow, colour, contamination, consistency — because they are feeding it into a production process that tolerates a narrow range. A single page about environmental responsibility serves neither.
What we build for a plastic recycler
First, accepted material specifications with pricing by polymer type and condition, which is the supply side entry point. Second, recyclate product pages with full technical data and batch consistency, since that is how a manufacturer qualifies a material. Third, supply contracts for businesses generating regular waste, with collection scheduling. Fourth, quality documentation and test reports, because recycled material is assumed inconsistent until proven otherwise.
