EPR Support for HDPE Circularity

We help brands and producers meet EPR obligations through HDPE waste recovery, material traceability support, and circular supply solutions—aligned with compliance goals and sustainability outcomes.

What is Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)?

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a framework where producers are responsible for the post-consumer management of packaging waste. RebornX supports organizations by enabling HDPE-focused collection, recovery, and recycling pathways that contribute to EPR compliance and measurable impact.

How We Support Your EPR Goals

HDPE Waste Collection & Channelization

Support for sourcing, aggregation, and routing HDPE waste through verified recycling pathways.

Material Recovery & Recycling Enablement

Sorting, cleaning, and processing support to convert HDPE waste into usable recycled raw material.

Documentation & Traceability Support

Assistance with required documentation, tracking, and reporting inputs (based on agreed scope).

Circular Supply Chain Enablement

Helping you integrate rHDPE into manufacturing and packaging to close the loop.

Industries We Support

Who This is For
  • FMCG and consumer brands (HDPE packaging)
  • Industrial packaging and containers
  • Manufacturers aiming to increase recycled content
  • Sustainability and compliance teams managing EPR targets
Our Process

How the Engagement Works

A clear, step-by-step approach to support HDPE-focused EPR requirements.

Share your HDPE packaging scope and target requirements

We understand your packaging categories, targets, timelines, and expected compliance outcomes.

Step 01

Define collection and recovery approach

We align on locations, volume estimates, timelines, and the HDPE recovery pathway.

Step 02

Implement recovery + recycling enablement

Execution through verified channels, with a focus on HDPE stream integrity and consistency.

Step 03

Provide documentation and reporting support

We support required documentation and reporting inputs based on the agreed scope.

Step 04

Review outcomes and plan ongoing cycles

We review performance and plan monthly/quarterly cycles for continuous improvement.

Step 05