COLLECTION
Plastic waste is collected from the ocean and rivers.
DOCUMENTATION
The plastic collections are documented by batch number, coordinates, picture, date, and initials of collector.
WEIGHING
The weight of the plastic is controlled at several checkpoints throughout the process.
ARRIVAL AT SORTING STATION
At the ReSea sorting station, the plastic is once again weighed and registered in the blockchain system and then fine-sorted.
BALE PRESS
The sorted plastic is bale pressed and then delivered to plastic processors.
PARTNERS
The plastic we are unable to use for new raw materials is handed over to Waste4Change or SBI which then either utilize the plastic themselves or distribute it to companies that can make use of it.
No landfills are used.
PROCESSOR
The plastic processor shreds the plastic, washes and melts it when converting it into new granulate.
PACKAGING
The OWP granulate is transported to Pack Tech which uses it to make Ocean Waste Plastic Packaging.
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THE OWP PROCESS
Our process appears simple, due to undergoing years of refinement.
Today, it is a smooth, audited, and well-documented process.
THE RAW
MATERIALS
We currently process two types of raw
materials:
PP and HDPE
WE ENSURE THAT THE RAW MATERIALS COMPLY WITH RELEVANT REGULATIONS
RESEA
PROJECT
ReSea Project is the company that executes all activities behind the OWP raw materials and is based in Indonesia. This includes the collection, sorting, and delivery to either a plastic processor or their partner Waste4Change. ReSea Project has around 50 local collectors based in Jakarta and around 25 employees in the sorting station.
THE PLASTIC IS TRACKED AND PROCESS IS AUDITED AND CERTIFIED
RESEA PROJECT
IS OWNED BY
PACK TECH
As part of Pack Tech, ReSea Project, was founded to handle the supply chain behind OWP. Both companies run independently of one another and share an HQ office in Denmark.