A circular economy is no longer a distant ambition. European legislation, national incentive programs and growing demand for recycled raw materials are prompting more and more organizations to take a closer look at their plastic material streams. But how do you prove that recycled plastic is actually recycled? And how do you demonstrate that a plastic product is truly recyclable? That is where RecyClass comes in.
As the only independent certifier in the world, Kiwa offers companies in the plastic recycling sector the opportunity to certify their business processes and products according to both the European RecyClass and the US APR schemes. This enables organizations operating in multiple markets to use one international certification partner to demonstrate the quality and traceability of recycled plastics.
Metal recycling companies operate in an environment where legislation and regulation are increasingly decisive in how material streams are processed and traded. Kiwa experts see that especially the WSR, End of Waste and WEEELABEX play a major role here. What does this mean for your organization?
Is your organization involved in producing, transporting or processing plastics? If so, you are increasingly faced with stricter requirements related to pellet loss. These requirements do not focus so much on waste streams, but rather on processes within production, processing, storage and transport. What does this mean in practice?
