Collecting, sorting and recycling companies

Global Commitment

Progress Report 2022

2021 Report

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2020 Report

Key Metrics

Plastic collected

metric tonnes

Plastic sorted

metric tonnes

Plastic recycled
(output - metric tonnes)

Company Details

Description

Website

Revenue band (USD)

Headquarters location

Regions active

Reporting details

Data verification/assurance status

Scope of reported data

12-month quantitative data time frame

Joined the Global Commitment

Ellen MacArthur Foundation's
Plastics Pact Network membership

Webpage or report addressing progress

Quantity of plastic collected, sorted, and recycled

See endnotes for more information on quantitative data

Collected for recycling

metric tonnes

Sorted for recycling

metric tonnes

Recycled (input to facility)

metric tonnes

Recycled (output from facilities)

metric tonnes

Source of plastic recycled (as a % of total weight of plastic recycled - output)

Link to other published data

Commitments

Increasing the quantity and quality of recycled/composted plastics

Progress made over the reporting period

Recycled (output from facility)

increased

decreased

compared to prior year)

Activities and progress made

Planned actions by 2025

Target

Planned actions

Investment

Total invested/committed over the reporting period towards achieving the commitments

Additional details on investments

Endnotes

Third-party verification/assurance

Scope of reporting

Interpreting the quantitative data submitted

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All quantitative data are provided for the latest year reported, in most cases for the relevant company’s financial year ending 2021.

The Global Commitment is an initiative led by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, in collaboration with the UN Environment Programme. Through the Global Commitment, businesses and governments commit to change how we produce, use, and reuse plastic. They will work to eliminate the plastic items we don’t need; innovate so all plastic we do need is designed to be safely reused, recycled, or composted; and circulate everything we use to keep it in the economy and out of the environment.
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