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Sustainable and Recycled Plastic Packaging options now available from rose plastic


As part of its sustainability commitment, rose plastic now offers a range of packaging solutions manufactured from sugar cane and PCR (Post-Consumer Recycled). The environmentally conscious packaging specialist can now offer an economical option that is recyclable and available with an unfathomable range of options to contain, protect and secure your sensors, instruments and other components.


The PCR material (post-consumer recyclate) is made up of cleverly processed plastic household waste. Products made from PCR are just as good as those made from virgin material.


The Bio HDPE blow-moulded packaging is 96% manufactured from bio-based content and is fully recyclable to meet the demands of environmentally conscious businesses.


Even the supply chain of environmentally friendly manufacturers complies with socially responsible production methods. So, if you are looking for the most environmentally sustainable packaging for your cutting tools and precision parts, rose plastic has a complete range of Bio-HDPE and PCR products that guarantee a secure, protective, resilient and re-usable option for your business.


To request a free sample of our PCR or Bio HDPE please contact us below....


Rose Plastic u 01709 721794 u info@rose-plastic.co.uk


Request a catalogue or a FREE sample simply email info@rose-plastic.co.uk or call 01709 721794


The perfect packaging for every cutting tool


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