Production ready quality and volumes.
Prevented Ocean Plastic is high quality, certified and award-winning recycled plastic material that has been collected from coastal areas at risk of ocean plastic pollution
Used by supermarkets and brands around the world, it meets regulatory health and safety standards, is traceable back to source and can be identified on-pack through its distinctive triangular logo.
Our Prevented Ocean Plastic product line (RPET flake and pellet) will offer brand owners and customers the ability to clearly track the materials in their products back to specific coastal communities in at risk areas, such as:
South East Asia
One of the world’s most at risk areas for Ocean Plastic.
South America and the Galapagos Islands
Only 20 tonnes available monthly from the Galapagos Islands.
Mediterranean
Close to home for Europeans.
Central America & Caribbean
Major area for sea turtle breeding that is severely harmed by ocean plastic.
80-90% of plastic that ends up in the ocean originates from developing countries
*Source: World Economic Forum 2019.
Source supply from regions where the Ocean Plastics problem really originates.
How do experts define Prevented Ocean Plastic?
- It is found within 50km (30mi) distance of an ocean coastline or major waterway that feeds into the ocean.
- The country or region lacks waste management infrastructure and collection incentives.
- The infrastructure is being overwhelmed by population growth or tourism.
- There is a significant risk to wildlife if plastic contaminates their ecosystem.
*Jambeck, J.R., Andrady, A., Geyer, R., Narayan, R., Perryman, M., Siegler, T., Wilcox, C., Lavender Law, K., (2015).
Plastic Waste inputs from land into the ocean, Science, 347, p. 768-771.
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Bantam Materials provide full end-to-end traceability of the entire collection and recycling process for Prevented Ocean Plastic, from origin beaches to the final production-ready material (flake or pellet).
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Purchasing Notes
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Delivery Notes
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Scale Trucks
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Delivery Notes
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Dedicated controllers
For more traceability info please for our full standards, definitions and methodology.
Example maps showing verified distance between shoreline and aggregation site:
