Premium Recycled LDPE Granules for Manufacturing

Recycled LDPE granules are used as manufacturing feedstock for products and packaging that can incorporate recycled polyethylene. Common applications include bag manufacturing, retail and consumer packaging, irrigation products, and other plastic goods. Manufacturers select recycled resin to reduce virgin-plastic use, support circularity goals, and help meet recycled-content requirements while matching material needs for attributes such as color, finish, shape, and performance.

LDPE stands for low-density polyethylene, a flexible polyethylene commonly used in films, bags, packaging, and other pliable plastic products. When recovered from post-industrial or post-consumer streams, suitable LDPE material can be sorted, cleaned, melted, extruded, and pelletized into recycled granules. Those granules return the material to manufacturing rather than sending usable plastic waste to landfill.

Post-consumer recycled, or PCR, resin is made from plastic waste collected after consumer use, such as polyethylene packaging and containers. Post-industrial recycled resin comes from scrap generated during manufacturing, processing, or converting operations before products reach consumers. Both can support material recovery, but PCR content is particularly relevant for organizations pursuing consumer-waste diversion and recycled-content commitments.

PPP uses a full-service recycling process that may include material sourcing, sorting, shredding, cleaning, melting, extrusion, and pelletizing. These stages convert qualifying HDPE and LDPE scrap into reusable recycled resin. By managing core processing activities within its recycling operation, PPP helps manufacturers and recycling partners recover value from plastic material and return it to the production cycle.

Yes. PPP offers plastic toll processing for manufacturers, converters, and recyclers that own HDPE or LDPE scrap and need it transformed into recycled resin. The service uses PPP’s shredding, washing, extrusion, and pelletizing capabilities, allowing customers to access established recycling infrastructure without making their own capital investment in a complete in-house processing operation.

PPP purchases qualifying HDPE and LDPE scrap from manufacturers, processors, converters, and recycling partners. The company accepts both post-industrial and post-consumer polyethylene materials, subject to evaluation of the material. Supplying qualifying scrap to PPP can provide an environmentally responsible outlet, help divert recoverable plastic from landfill, and support the creation of recycled resin for future manufacturing applications.

Request a quote through the form at ppprecycle.com/request-a-quote/. Provide useful details about your needs, such as the intended application, desired material characteristics, estimated volume, whether the material is PCR or post-industrial, and any available specifications. This information helps PPP review the opportunity and prepare a quote aligned with the requested recycled resin or processing service.

PPP is PCR certified, with certification re-confirmed annually through quarterly and annual review processes. The company is also a member of the Association of Plastic Recyclers. For customers with California-related compliance priorities, PPP identifies compliance with Assembly Bill 478, Senate Bill 270, and Senate Bill 54, supporting informed recycled-material sourcing decisions.