SH-PL Waste code (AVV) 19 12 04 / 15 01 02
Plastics
Baled single-grade, separated by polymer
Films, rigid plastics and mixed fractions from industry and commerce — baled, sorted and with a documented composition.
Grade purity sets the price
With plastic waste it is not the volume that sets the value but the purity of the grade. A clean LDPE film fraction out of retail is a raw material that turns into regranulate. The same volume mixed with PP, PET and contraries is fuel at best. The whole processing effort serves one aim: to separate the fractions cleanly and keep them apart.
That is why we deliver separated by polymer group and document the composition. What cannot be presented as a single grade we offer honestly as a mixed fraction — not as supposedly single-grade material.
Origin
Our plastic volumes come from manufacturing companies, from retail and logistics, and from purchasing at waste management and recycling companies. Post-industrial material is generally cleaner and more consistent in grade than material from household collection — and that shows in the specification and in the price.
Available fractions
- LDPE film, clear and coloured kept separate
- PP — film and rigid plastic
- HDPE — hollow bodies and rigid plastic
- Rigid plastics, mixed
- Mixed plastics as feedstock for solid recovered fuel
Specification
Polymer content, contraries and moisture are documented for every batch. Binding values are stated in the quotation.
| Waste code (AVV) | 19 12 04 / 15 01 02 |
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| Basel code | by fraction — on request |
| Polymer | LDPE, PP, HDPE, mixed |
| Grade purity (%) | on request |
| Contraries (%) | on request |
| Moisture (%) | on request |
| Colour share | subject to agreement |
| Bale size (L × W × H) (mm) | on request |
| Bale weight (kg) | on request |
Delivery form & logistics
| Packing | Pressed bales with wire or strapping; film-wrapped on request |
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| Mode of shipment | 40 ft container, full truck load |
| Load weight per container (t) | on request |
| Loading ports | Hamburg, Bremerhaven; others by arrangement |
| Delivery terms | FCA, FOB, CIF, CFR — Incoterms 2020 |
| Availability | continuous, varies by fraction |
What our fractions do not contain
Import restrictions on plastic waste are strict in many destination markets. Excluded are therefore:
- Hazardous waste of any kind
- Medical waste
- Waste electrical equipment and batteries
- PVC content above the agreed tolerance
- Material contaminated with chemicals, oil or food residues
- Unsorted municipal waste
How buyers use it
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Regranulate
Washing, grinding and extrusion into regranulate for new production.
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Film production
Manufacture of films and sacks from recyclate.
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Mouldings
Injection-moulded and extruded products made from recycled material.
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Energy recovery
Non-recyclable residues as a substitute fuel.
Frequently asked questions
- Which import restrictions apply to plastic waste?
- Since the Basel amendments on plastic waste the classification has become stricter, and several Asian states have issued additional national requirements. We check the conditions of the country of destination before every deal. There is more on this on our waste shipment page.
- Do you supply washed material as well?
- Washed and ground material is a separate processing step. Talk to us — depending on the fraction and the volume we arrange it through processing partners.
- How do you evidence the grade purity?
- By visual inspection on intake, by sampling from the load and, if you want it, by an independent inspection before loading.
Waste shipment
Which rules apply to the export of our materials — and which part of it we take on.
Our grades
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Baled end-of-life tyres
Whole end-of-life tyres pressed into wire-bound bales — the standard form for sea transport.
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Part-worn tyres & casings
Part-worn tyres with tread and retreadable casings, sorted by tread depth and condition.
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Tyre shred & TDF
Shredded end-of-life tyres in defined particle sizes, with or without wire separation.
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Rubber granulate & rubber powder
Rubber granulate and rubber powder recovered from end-of-life tyres in defined particle sizes.
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Solid recovered fuel (SRF/EBS)
High-calorific fractions from commercial and industrial waste, classified to EN ISO 21640.
Direct contact
Request a quotation
Give us the product, the volume, the destination port and the delivery term you want — you will receive a quotation with specification and loading plan.
Send an enquiry