Our Recycling Plants
Impact Recycling operates three commercial-scale recycling plants in the UK, using our patented BOSS technology to turn hard-to-recycle plastics into high-purity recycled materials.
Who this is for
A wave of new regulation is creating growing pressure to find a credible, auditable UK-based recycling route for mixed post-consumer plastic streams. This includes Simpler Recycling (UK, 2027), the Plastic Packaging Tax, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) reforms, the EU's Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), and new EU export restrictions on waste plastic to non-OECD countries from late 2026 — which are closing off traditional export routes for UK waste plastic.
Your journey
A tailored pathway from first conversation to commercial outcome.
Step 01
Describe collection type, polymer mix, contamination level, volumes and current disposal route. Most conversations produce a clear go or no-go assessment quickly — no protracted evaluation process.
Step 02
Impact reviews material presentation, logistics, contamination profile and UK site capacity against BOSS requirements. The assessment is framed around commercial outcome, not just technical fit.
Step 03
Terms are structured without capital outlay from the waste generator. Impact takes on the feedstock and the processing risk — diverting material into circular recovery rather than energy or export.
Step 04
Material enters Impact's UK-based BOSS process. Water-based density separation recovers PE and PP from mixed streams. Load-by-load separation records are available for your compliance and obligation reporting.
Other pathways
Impact Recycling offers three commercial routes — each suited to a different relationship with waste plastic.
The Plastic Packaging Tax and ESG commitments mean buyers need PCR they can evidence, a certificate with a chain of custody. We provide a load-by-load record built for compliance reporting frameworks — and priced to compete with market alternatives.
Processors deploy proven BOSS technology under licence at their own site. You retain operational control; Impact provides the technology, evidence pathways and ongoing support — so you add a commercially viable separation route without a greenfield build or years of in-house development.
