Circular Plastics · A Group Company
A post-consumer HDPE recycling plant in Malanpur, converting collected plastic into premium industrial-grade rHDPE pellets, supplied pan India.
Partnerships open now
This plant runs on two relationships: the aggregators who feed it and the corporations who buy from it. Both start with one structured enquiry.
FOR SUPPLIERS & AGGREGATORS
MRFs, scrap aggregators, waste management companies, and municipal bodies: we contract baled post-consumer HDPE with transparent, assay-based pricing and dependable offtake.
FOR FMCG & CORPORATE BUYERS
Brand owners, converters, and molders: consistent recycled HDPE for crates, pipes, drums, and non-food packaging, with the EPR documentation your compliance team needs.
The facility
20,000 tonnes a year across two continuous lines, built on elite European processing technology, with one job: keeping HDPE in the manufacturing loop.
Line technology partners
Extrusion & pelletizing 
Washing & sorting lines 
Recycling technology Recycling operations
Five controlled stages, from post-consumer bale to dispatch-ready rHDPE.
Post-consumer HDPE is sorted with sensor-based technology to isolate clean polymer streams.
Multi-stage washing strips labels, adhesives, and contaminants from the flake.
Degassed, melt-filtered extrusion produces uniform, high-consistency rHDPE pellets.
MFI, density, color, and contamination testing on every lot, documented in the COA.
Pellets ship with recycled-content documentation for EPR and plastic credit claims.
A note on grades: we produce industrial-grade rHDPE for non-food applications. We do not manufacture food-contact rHDPE.
Green credits & compliance
In India, recycling is a regulated, credit-bearing economy. Buying from a documented recycler is how corporates collect.
Producers, importers, and brand owners carry EPR targets under the PWM Rules. The certificates that ship with our pellets offset those targets on the CPCB portal.
Recycled HDPE carries a dramatically lower carbon footprint than virgin resin, a measurable input to decarbonization claims as India's carbon market matures.
One central plant serving buyers and feedstock partners nationwide, with a supply chain your auditors can follow end to end.
Government compliance
Under the amended PWM Rules, rigid plastic packaging must contain 30% recycled content from FY 2025-26, 40% in FY 2026-27, and 60% by FY 2028-29. The obligation falls on producers, importers, and brand owners.
Documented rHDPE is becoming one of India's scarcest industrial inputs. This plant was built for that moment.
40%
recycled content required in rigid plastic packaging by FY 2026-27
Why buy from us
Recycled content requirements for rigid plastic packaging tighten every year. Locked-in rHDPE volumes keep your packaging compliant without scramble pricing.
Sorting, hot wash, and extrusion technology specified from elite European suppliers, so melt flow and color stay consistent lot after lot.
Recycled-content certificates and processing records that plug straight into CPCB portal filings.
Multi-year offtake agreements that turn a compliance risk into a stable, priced-in supply line.
Malanpur sits on major freight corridors, keeping pan-India deliveries fast and freight costs sane.
At roughly 20,000 tonnes a year across two continuous lines, we are built for corporate-scale offtake, not boutique volumes.
Applications
Policy & news watch
A running brief on the Indian policies that make recycled HDPE a board-level topic. Updated periodically.
MoEFCC · PWM Rules
Amended Plastic Waste Management Rules require rigid plastic packaging to contain 30% recycled content from FY 2025-26, rising to 40% in FY 2026-27 and 60% by FY 2028-29.
moef.gov.inCPCB · EPR portal
Producers, importers, and brand owners must register on the centralized EPR portal and meet recycling obligations. Certificates from registered recyclers offset those targets.
eprplastic.cpcb.gov.inMinistry of Power · BEE
India's compliance carbon market is taking shape, creating a framework where verified emission reductions, including recycling-driven ones, carry monetary value.
beeindia.gov.inMoEFCC · SUP ban
The 2022 single-use plastic ban and tightening enforcement continue to shift corporate procurement toward documented, certified recycled polymers.
moef.gov.inQuestions buyers ask
Specify your grade, color, and annual volume, or tell us what you can supply. The commercial desk will structure the agreement.
