Recyclables trading – we supply the raw material of the future

Trading in a sustainable circular economy: Interzero purchases recyclables, prepares them and supplies industry with high-quality recycled materials for new products.

A source that never runs dry: recycling waste secures urgently-needed raw materials for industry and reduces climate-damaging emissions of greenhouse gases at the same time. With the purchasing and sale as well as the professional processing of recyclable materials, Interzero makes an important contribution to closing loops.

Interzero – your reliable partner for commerce with recyclable materials

As one of the leading international raw materials dealers, Interzero purchases and sells high-quality recycled materials.

Your advantages at a glance:

Legally certain: we market recycled raw materials from certified recycling facilities.
Transparent: we provide mass flow verifications for all recyclables fractions.
Competent: we have over 20 years of experience in recyclables trading.

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Recycled plastics

Recycled plastics

The production of plastics does not necessarily have to rely on crude oil. As experts in the recycling of used plastics, we use the materials from the household-related collection of recyclables as feedstock, mainly used packaging from polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE). From this basis we produce high-quality recycled plastics, that can meet all technical requirements. Furthermore, we also offer an own processing of polystyrene (PS). The final product of this extrusion process is a polystyrene regranulate that can be applied as high-quality recycled raw material.
Polyethylen (PE)

Polyethylen (PE)

Polyethylene (PE) is the mostly used polyolefin of the world with its main application in the production of packaging. In the area of lightweight packaging, PE is frequently used and therefore represents one of the larger fractions in the „yellow bin“ or „yellow sacks” that we find in our sorting but also production units. At Interzero we offer PE in all different kinds of types – whether it is rolls, bales or PE-based regranulates.
Polyethyleneterephthalate (PET)

Polyethyleneterephthalate (PET)

Polyethylenterephthalate (PET) is a type of plastic, mainly being used in the production of bottles. PET is an excellent fit for circularity, as the purity of the stream is not contaminated thanks to the separated collection and sorting. At Interzero we are therefore proud partner for the retailers but also other industries to close PET-loops and playing our part for a circular economy. At Interzero we do not only offer circular solutions for PET-bottles but also take care of recycling of PET-films or packaging strapping bands – just to name two examples.
Polypropylene (PP)

Polypropylene (PP)

Polypropylene (PP) is after polyethylene (PE) the second most used standard plastic in the segment of packaging production. However, PP stands out by its higher hardness and heat resistance. PP is used for containers, bottle caps but also in the production of pipes. Therefore PP can be often found in the „yellow bin“ or „yellow sack”. At Interzero we offer apart from bale material also PP as big bags, film rolls and of course regranulates to produce new PP-based products.
Polystyrene (PS/EPS)

Polystyrene (PS/EPS)

Polystyrene (PS) is a plastic in granular form and is commonly known in the form of expanded polystyrene (EPS). The main difference between PS and EPS is mainly the condition of the molecule. EPS as expanded polystyrene is mainly used in foam applications. At Interzero we are proud to look at a long expertise in marketing PS and EPS as well as further processing it to EPS-regranulate, which in return can be used in the production of consumer goods or insulating material for packaging.
Other fractions

Other fractions

In the lightweight packaging streams, we do not only collect plastics but also fractions like paper and board packaging (PPK). PPK or composites on PPK basis are returned to established partners in the paper industry and will be fed back to the production circle (i.e., grey board). Two additional fractions from the household streams that we find in our sorting units are the so-called NF-metals (Non-ferrous metals) and tin sheet, which we then return to partners in the metal industry for further processing in various production processes after being sorted successfully in our units.