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The global usage of bulk bags has significantly risen in recent years, with approximately 250 million tons of bags in circulation annually for storing and transporting products. Recycling bulk bags, fishery nets, and ropes poses challenges similar to those encountered in fiber recycling, primarily due to the complexities of analyzing contaminants.
The primary project objective is to expand the recycling capacity of the enterprise by up to 15% by introducing a new environmentally friendly product called "Kaskalen." This product, bearing certification and a registered trademark, will be composed entirely of recycled polypropylene (PP) sourced from discarded bulk bags, fishery nets, and ropes. This recycled Polypropylene, branded as "Kaskalen," exhibits exceptional qualities, making it an ideal raw material for manufacturing new bulk bags:
- Exceptional resistance to stress and cracking, even during flexing, rendering it suitable for various applications.
- Remarkable non-reactivity with bases, acids, detergents, or water, ensuring its long-lasting durability.
- A high melting point, making it suitable for an extensive range of microwave-safe containers.
- Exceptional durability, enabling it to withstand daily wear and tear effectively. This innovation will contribute to sustainable material utilization and promote eco-conscious practices in bulk bag production.