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VROOMSHOOP, NETHERLANDS - Giving plastics a second life
A circular economy model, Vroomshoop (The Netherlands) is a leading site in Europe where used plastic is recycled into a new virgin plastic material. They are comparable with those made of new raw materials. Besides quality, the cost price continues to be an important point of departure. Without forfeiting on quality, the cost price of a recyclate actually lies substantially lower than that of new material.
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2017
Direction de la communication Veolia
Production : Christophe Majani et Bruno Clément

Introduce you to our plastic recycling businesses all around the world.

Multiport GmbH specialises in the production of compounds and regrind from HDPE plastic packaging waste from households, commerce and industry. MultiPet GmbH is specialised in the recycling of PET packaging waste. Both are part of the globally active environmental service provider Veolia.

Recycling has become a priority today, which is why veolia is committed to recycling plastic in the form of reusable granules. Watching this video will help you understand how plastic waste is recycled and contributes to the circular economy.

We are sorting plastic packaging to recycle it into new food grade pellets.

Parce que les ressources sont trop précieuses pour n'être utilisées qu'une seule fois, Veolia, via sa filiale VPFR (Veolia Propreté France Recycling), valorise chaque année 100 000 tonnes de plastiques dans notre pays. Le Groupe, qui voit le déchet comme une ressource, ambitionne de devenir "LE producteur de ressources renouvelables de référence en France".

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Novembre 2017
Réalisation : Bruno Clément et Christophe Majani d'Inguimbert
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Thanks to recycling technologies developped by Thalès and Veolia, old fridges become SIM cards!

A circular economy for plastics is crucial to reducing carbon emissions and building a more sustainable future ♻

At our Dagenham plastics recycling facility, plastic milk bottles are sorted, shredded and then turned into pellets, ready to be turned into new bottles.

Find out more about the facility and the process in this video!