The production of polythene bags and pouches using regenerated granules offers numerous advantages from both an environmental and an economic point of view.

On the environmental side, the use of regenerated granules reduces the dependence on virgin raw materials, such as oil, which is required to produce virgin polythene. By using reclaimed granules, the amount of virgin plastic that needs to be extracted and processed is reduced, helping to conserve natural resources and reduce the negative environmental impact associated with the extraction and production of plastic.

In addition, the use of regenerated granules helps reduce the volume of plastic waste that ends up in landfills or in the environment. Regenerated plastic is produced from post-consumer or post-industrial plastic waste that might otherwise be disposed of in an unsustainable way. Recycling these scraps reduces the accumulation of plastic in the environment, contributing to the fight against marine and terrestrial pollution.

From an economic point of view, the use of regenerated granules can lead to significant cost savings in the production of polythene envelopes and bags. Reclaimed granules make the production of reclaimed plastic products more cost-effective. In addition, the use of reclaimed granules can help companies meet increasingly stringent environmental standards and regulations.

Using recycled materials allows companies to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and improve their corporate image in the eyes of increasingly environmentally conscious consumers.