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Recycled PP (rPP) Big Bag
Big bags made with 30% post-industrial recycled polypropylene: less virgin plastic, mono-material PP, suitable for the PP recycling stream.
Technical Specifications
Recycled PP (rPP) Big Bag Specs
Recycled Content
30% post-industrial recycled PP
Material
Mono-material: polypropylene (PP)
End of Life
Suitable for the PP recycling stream
Documentation
Recycled content declaration from the raw material supplier
Recycled PP (rPP) Big Bag
An rPP big bag is a big bag whose body fabric contains 30% post-industrial recycled polypropylene.
It is made of a single material (PP) and is suitable for the PP recycling stream at the end of its life.
Why rPP?
- Less virgin plastic — 30% of the raw material is recycled PP
- Mono-material — Made of polypropylene; suitable for the PP recycling stream
- Sustainability reporting — The recycled content is documented by a declaration from the raw material supplier
Food Contact
The rPP used comes from PP generated in the production process (post-industrial), not from post-consumer waste.
For products in contact with food, a declaration of compliance with (EC) 1935/2004 and (EU) 10/2011 is available on request.
Relation to the PPWR
The EU Packaging Regulation (EU) 2025/40 introduces minimum recycled content levels for plastic packaging from 2030. These targets count only post-consumer recycled plastic.
Post-industrial rPP does not count towards them, but it already reduces the amount of virgin plastic used in big bag production today.
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Recycled PP (rPP) Big Bag
A big bag whose body fabric contains 30% post-industrial recycled polypropylene. Being made of a single material (PP), it can enter the PP recycling stream at the end of its life.
The percentage is documented by a declaration from the supplier of the recycled PP raw material.
Yes. The rPP used comes from post-industrial PP, not post-consumer waste. A declaration of compliance with (EC) 1935/2004 and (EU) 10/2011 for food contact is available on request.
No. The 2030 targets of the EU Packaging Regulation (EU) 2025/40 count only post-consumer recycled plastic. Post-industrial rPP does not count towards them, but it already reduces the amount of virgin plastic used in big bag production today.
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