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What are some of the key highlights from the new database? • We have added 252 new recycling plants since of previous editon.
• 67% are privately owned, 33% are part of a larger group. • 1,829 managerial contact names are supplied.
• Germany, Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom, and Poland are the countries with the highest number of recycling plants in Europe. They are followed by France, Netherlands, Czechia and Belgium.
• HDPE is the most recycled material processed by 720 sites, followed by LDPE and PP. 680 sites (52%) recycle Engineering Polymers.
• 294 sites claim to produce more than 10,000 tonnes of recyclate per year. • 2,985 recycling lines are operated by the recycling sites listed.
• 931 recycling sites produce ‘Regrind’ and 701 sites produce ‘Pellets’. 163 recycling sites claim to produce ‘colour compounds’ whereas 123 sites produce ‘filled compounds’.
• 1,032 single-screw machines are used by 437 sites; 461 twin-screw machines are used by 192 sites listed.
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What are the benefits in purchasing an AMI database?
With our unique databases (supplied in MS Excel), customers can save time and money updating their CRM systems enhance prospect lists with contact details of key decision makers, and generate new business opportunities.
Our trusted data for each site includes: •
Site location and contact details
• Key personnel • Processing capabilities • Manufacturing equipment • Machinery capacities • Polymer usage • End use markets served
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Feedstocks for Plastics Recycling
24 June 2025 Brussels, Belgium
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