“Small Act, Big Impact: Building a Sustainable Future” Established in 2005, Polindo Utama is an Indonesian leader in recycled PET flakes. Our growth encompasses PET Flakes Manufacturing, Recycling Management, Transport, Logistics, and Recycled Packaging. We are at the forefront of plastic recycling innovation. “. .We are dedicated to supporting the global movement towards a greener Earth with safe plastic waste recycling technology. .” Join us in our journey to a greener world! “I’ve been sourcing plastic flakes and pellets from this company for years now. Their quality is unmatched, and their commitment to sustainability is truly commendable. I use their materials for packaging solutions, and my clients are always impressed with the durability and eco-friendliness. I highly recommend them to anyone in need of top-notch recycled plastics!” As an Australian entrepreneur focused on sustainable materials, finding a reliable source for recycled plastics was a priority. This company not only meets my high standards for quality but also offers a wide range of options, from flakes to pellets. Their commitment to reducing environmental impact aligns perfectly with our mission. I couldn’t be happier with our partnership!” “Working with this recycling company has been a game-changer for my textile business. Their plastic flakes have proven to be a reliable and cost-effective alternative for creating fabrics. The consistent quality and timely deliveries have earned my trust. I can confidently say they are one of the best suppliers in the industry!” Recycling
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POLINDO UTAMA
Indonesia’s PET Flakes Recycling Pioneer
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Recycling for Future
PET Recycling Pioneer in Indonesia
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– Sarah Thompson, Packaging Solutions Provider, USA
– Emma Stevens, Eco-Friendly Products, Australia
– Michael Osei, Textile Manufacturer, Ghana
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