Vanden Recycling: Delivering a Global, Transparent, and Secure Recycled Supply Chain
For manufacturers seeking a trusted partner in securing recycled feedstock and a compliant, transparent home for their plastic waste, Vanden’s proven track record offers more than just peace of mind—it delivers results, and certainty in the uncertain world of recycled plastics.
As industries increasingly prioritise sustainability, the need for efficient, reliable, and traceable feedstocks and recycling solutions has never been more pressing. Operating across 12 locations and serving over 1,000 clients in 45 countries, Vanden is a key player in the global plastic recycling sector is making strides by delivering reliable sources of high-quality recycled materials.
At the core of Vanden’s mission is a commitment to creating a seamless and secure supply chain for recyclable plastics. The company’s presence in key markets worldwide allows them to provide localised industry expertise, native-speaking teams, and tailored advice to clients in each region. Supplying diversified and reliable feedstocks to brand owners, petrochemical companies and plastic manufacturers who need to meet recycled content targets.
One of the standout features of Vanden Recycling is the rigorous material analysis process, conducted through its own technical labs. These labs conduct in-depth tests, identifying plastic types, contamination levels, multilayer compositions, melt flow index (MFI), ash content, filler content and more. This detailed analysis ensures that materials are correctly identified and controlled at every step, from sourcing to reprocessing. The success of any recycled plastic material hinges on this level of precision. As Vanden emphasises, “Correct identification of material quality at the source and the subsequent control through the production process is the main factor affecting the success of the plastic re-entering the supply chain.”
A crucial aspect of this operation is its commitment to transparency and traceability. In today’s regulatory environment, businesses need to be able to demonstrate that their plastic waste has been properly recycled and reintroduced into the production cycle. With a transparent and traceable process, companies buying or selling plastics with Vanden can rest assured their material flows are being managed responsibly and in full compliance with environmental standards, and they are contributing to the circular economy.
Maintaining a steady flow of materials through the recycling supply chain can be challenging, especially during periods of market volatility. However, Vanden’s global presence and extensive market access give businesses a critical advantage. The ability to provide a diversified supply chain that ensures consistency in all market conditions.
What distinguishes this recycling network is its holistic approach. Beyond simply trading plastics, they inspect, analyse, and reprocess materials, carefully matching buyers and suppliers based on specific requirements. The company’s commitment to delivering certainty throughout the plastic value chain is not just a claim—it’s reflected in the way they prioritise transparent, traceable and responsible practices, from compliance, quality control to logistics.
For manufacturers seeking to integrate recycled plastic into their supply chains, working with a partner that offers expertise, reliability, and a transparent process can make all the difference - this global recycling network is helping reshape how plastic waste is managed in a more sustainable and accountable way.
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