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UPPCB-registered plastic waste recycler

Waste plastic in. Recycled granules out.

Greenway Recycler processes PET, LDPE, HDPE, PP, PS and MLP scrap into recycled granules at a 48,000 TPA registered plant in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh. Dry process, no washing, no industrial effluent.

  • Green category unit — Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board
  • PWM Rules 2016 · PR-23-UTT-05-IEZPS4514E-25
  • GSTIN 09IEZPS4514E1ZR
  • Udyam UDYAM-UP-29-0044360

48,000TPA

Registered processing capacity

4,000MT / month

Consented plant throughput

2018

Recycling since

3R1 · R2 · R3

Processing codes registered

What we do

A registered plant, three jobs

We take plastic waste off the market, granulate it dry, and put the paperwork behind it. One licensed site handles all three.

Sourcing & intake

We buy post-consumer and post-industrial plastic scrap from aggregators, traders and manufacturers. Seven polymer streams are accepted, from bottle-grade PET flakes to multi-layered laminate packaging.

Processing & granulation

Material is sorted, size-reduced and granulated dry. No washing takes place on site — a binding condition of our UPPCB consent — so there is no wash-water contamination and no industrial effluent.

Compliance & documentation

We hold a recycler registration under Rule 13(3) of the Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016. Brand owners meeting EPR obligations get a licensed processor with registered capacity on record.

Materials

Seven polymer streams

These are the waste plastic grades the plant is licensed to buy and process.

PET

Polyethylene terephthalate

Bottle-grade flakes and post-consumer PET

LDPE

Low-density polyethylene

Film, liners and packaging offcuts

HDPE

High-density polyethylene

Rigid containers, drums and crates

HM

High-molecular HDPE film

Carry bags and industrial sheeting

PP

Polypropylene

Woven sacks, caps and moulded scrap

PS

Polystyrene

Rigid and expanded polystyrene scrap

MLP

Multi-layered plastic

Laminates and mixed-polymer packaging

Grades, specs and enquiries

Registered capacity

48,000 TPA across three processing codes

Capacity is registered category by category. Each code covers a distinct waste stream and a distinct annual tonnage.

Registered annual processing capacity by category
CodeCategoryMaterialCapacity
R1Cat-IPET18,000 TPA
R2Cat-IILDPE24,000 TPA
R3Cat-IIIMLP6,000 TPA
Total registered capacity48,000 TPA

These are the capacities recorded on our Plastic Waste Recycler registration (PR-23-UTT-05-IEZPS4514E-25), issued by the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board.

Compliance

Registered, consented, and reporting

Two documents do most of the work when a brand owner audits a recycler. Both are current.

Plastic Waste Recycler Registration

Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board

PR-23-UTT-05-IEZPS4514E-25

Rule 13(3), Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016 — processing codes R1, R2, R3

Issued 23 May 2025

Consolidated Consent to Operate & Authorisation

Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board

219564/UPPCB/Meerut(UPPCBRO)/CTO/both/MEERUT/2024

Water Act 1974 s.25 and Air Act 1981 s.21 — Green category

Valid 27 Aug 2024 – 31 Jul 2029

If you carry an EPR target under the Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016, your material goes to a processor holding a live Rule 13(3) recycler registration and a valid Consent to Operate — with registered capacity against processing codes R1, R2 and R3, and quarterly compliance reporting to the Board.

See all certifications

Commitments

Conditions we operate under

These are not aspirations. They are written into the plant's UPPCB consent conditions.

Zero industrial effluent

The plant discharges no industrial effluent. Domestic discharge only, treated through a septic system, as recorded in our Consent to Operate.

Dry process, no washing

Waste plastic is not washed on site — a binding condition of our UPPCB consent that removes wash-water contamination entirely.

33% green belt

A third of the plant site is under tall-tree plantation, with Miyawaki forest development per the UP Environment Department directive.

IS 14534:1998 conformance

Recycling is carried out to the Indian Standard Guidelines for Recycling of Plastics, with quarterly compliance reporting to the Board.

Buying granules or selling scrap? Talk to the plant.

Tell us the polymer, the grade and the monthly tonnage. We will come back with what we can take and what we can supply.