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evis expands scrapplastic recycling
Nevisexpands crap plastic ecycling
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rmed in 2015, Nevis Resources has grown to become a major UK broker in scrap plastics.
ormed in
purchases scrap plastics from throughout the UK and Irela
Based in County Durham the company purchases scra
2015, Nevis Resources has become a major UK broker plastics.
the UK and Ireland which then go on for re-processing at partner recycling facilities within the UK and Europe. Most grades o
Most grades of recyclable scrap plastics can be diverted into recycling facilities by Nevis, whose ex
Nevis, whose experienced team of staff
of recyclable scrap plastics d into recycling facilities by xperienced team of staff
nty Durham the company p plastics from throughout and which then go on for at partner recycling facilities nd Europe.
pplications
specialise in brokering the more difficult to recycle waste streams.
Nevis Resources prides itself on efficient logistics and prompt payment. All the recycling facilities used by the company are fully licensed with the relevant Environment Agency.
company vant
The main grades of scrap plastics traded by Nevis currently include: PP bulk bags PVPVC sheet
PP bulk bags
stics traded
on efficient All the
re difficult to
LDPE film and pellet PET bottles a PP trPP tray
LDPE film and ast te. d pellet
PET bottles and tr y and tra Skeletal waste.
Nevis is looking to expand the tonnage of redundant stocks of plastic rolls as the company has recently secured long-term customers for this material.
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