Clearpoint Recycling: Yorkshire firm secures ‘landmark’ contract to supply recycling plant

Yorkshire-based recycling and waste management firm, Clearpoint Recycling, has announced what it described as a “landmark contract” to supply a large plastic recycling plant.

The firm has signed a contract with Cheshire-based polyethylene terephthalate (PET) recycler, Enviroo. The agreement will see Clearpoint support the supply of material to Enviroo’s, waste plastics recycling plant at Ellesmere Port.

Clearpoint will deliver 35,000 tonnes of PET material each year when the facility opens in 2027, which will convert PET waste into certified food-grade recycled PET, which can be used in food and drink packaging.

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Mark Garrett, managing director at Clearpoint Recycling, said, “We are delighted to be supplying one of the UK’s largest and most innovative plastic recycling plants.

Left to right: Hariette Shave, head of commercial, Mark Garrett, managing director, Sarah Sanpher-McDowell, operations director, from Clearpoint RecyclingLeft to right: Hariette Shave, head of commercial, Mark Garrett, managing director, Sarah Sanpher-McDowell, operations director, from Clearpoint Recycling
Left to right: Hariette Shave, head of commercial, Mark Garrett, managing director, Sarah Sanpher-McDowell, operations director, from Clearpoint Recycling

“It’s a very exciting time for us as an independent company – this new deal allows us to create new jobs within commercial and operational functions in a fast-moving sector.

“With our launch into Lithuania earlier this year, we have big ambitions and we look forward to continuing our growth journey.”

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