Diagram showing Preston Plastics Programme. Described in below caption. — Image with text and a diagram. The text reads "Preston Plastics Ltd specialise in processing all formats of polypropylene and polythene, whatever shape or size". The diagram is titled "Preston Plastics Programme", and shows a recursive process with 4 stages, as well as the different processing methods for plastics. These stages are as follows: Stage 1. (Checkpoint Audit). Meet to understand the issues, assess the waste value, and agree timeframes. Stage 2. (Recommendations). Preparing & present solution, Assess impact upon the business, and make the appropriate changes. Stage 3. (Pilot). Implement pilot solution, and fine tune. Stage 4. (Implementation). Keep the process on track. Each stage has a green arrow pointing to the next stage, with stage 4 pointing back to stage 1. Additionally, stages 3 and 4 are connected with grey lines to "Preston Plastics Programme Management", which is in turn connected to the following: Shredding, Granulation, Agglomeration, Compounding, and Destruction Certification.

Environmental Advisory

We strongly believe that engaging with plastic producers on the increasingly broad range of recyclable material is a commercially sound and socially responsible activity.

Raising efficiency, reducing carbon

Advising on environmental regulatory issues drives significant business efficiencies for manufacturers, while helping to build the UK's low carbon economy.

So we offer moulders and other producers of scrap plastic free consultation and the option to have their waste materials collected and reprocessed for re-use in a variety of products. These include paint trays, vacuum thermoform sheet, electrical housing units, cores, packaging and car parts.

Practical advice leading to tangible benefits

We offer professional advice on:

Practical waste management
Practical recycling for waste plastics
Waste minimisation
Markets for waste materials

Finding a tailored solution for your business

As part of the advisory process, we meet waste producing businesses to understand their issues, assess their waste value and agree timeframes.

We then present our solution, along with an evaluation of how it will affect operational activity, and suggest appropriate changes.

We are working with a range of businesses with a vested interest finding value in their waste and turning it into resources. These are genuinely symbiotic relationships and the broader the waste streams we can recycle, the greater the benefits to all stakeholders.