Correx Recycling For Businesses

Our Correx Plastic Disposal Service

01. Contact Our Team

Contact our team regarding the type of plastic waste you need collected. Please include details on the quantity, material, location and contact details.

02. Receive A Quote

We will then provide you with a quote for your correx waste collection. Our team can then arrange a collection day to suit your businesses schedule.

03. We Collect Your Waste

Our specialist waste carriers will then collect the plastic and transport it to licensed recycling centres. The waste will be reused or recycled.

Our Compliance

We are specialists in commercial waste, with vast experience recycling a range of materials. Your waste will be safely disposed of, with our team providing full duty of care paperwork, including hazardous waste consignment notes where necessary.

Our Experience

We have many years of experience in waste management and recycling. Collect and Recycle uses a verified haulage network, with fully trained, experienced operatives.

Our Values

We are committed to providing environmentally-friendly services. Through our intelligent logistics network, we optimise collection routes to reduce C02 output.

Can You Recycle Correx?

Yes, correx is 100% recyclable. As a polypropylene-based product, correx can be fully recycled and transformed into new plastic products. However, because it’s lightweight and often contaminated with print or adhesives, many general waste services don’t offer proper recycling for this material.

At Collect and Recycle, we ensure correx is correctly processed at licensed facilities. Recycling correx not only supports the reuse of recycled materials, but also reduces the need for new raw plastic production.

Correx, a durable corrugated polypropylene sheet, is widely used in industries such as retail, construction, logistics, and events. From packaging to outdoor signage, this material is versatile but often overlooked when it comes to sustainable disposal.

What Correx Waste Do We Collect?

We collect a wide range of correx waste material from various sectors and applications, including:

Used correx board from construction sites
Damaged or surplus correx sheeting from packaging and logistics
Printed or branded outdoor signage
Scrap sheets from events, displays, or exhibitions
Layer pads, dividers, and protective packaging inserts

Whether your business uses correx once or regularly, we offer scheduled or one-off collections to suit your needs.

Receive Your Quote

Get in touch today to receive a quote for your correx waste collection. We will get back to you shortly with further information.

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How Is Correx Recycled?

The recycling process for correx involves a few key steps to ensure material recovery and reuse:

Collection and Transport – We gather your correx waste and deliver it to approved recycling facilities.
Sorting and Cleaning – Any contaminants such as ink, adhesives, or labels are removed to prepare the material.
Shredding and Processing – Clean correx is shredded into flakes and melted down for reprocessing.
Reformation – The material is converted into pellets and reused in new recycling scheme applications, often as sheet material, piping, or packaging components.

Through proper handling and recycling, correx waste can be diverted from landfill and integrated back into the manufacturing cycle as recycled materials.

Book A Collection For Your Correx Waste

At Collect and Recycle, we offer professional correx plastic disposal and recycling services for businesses across the UK. Our recycling collection service is fast, reliable, and designed to reduce your business’s environmental footprint.

If your business produces correx waste, Collect and Recycle is here to help. Our nationwide recycling collection service ensures compliant and cost-effective removal of Correx and other recyclable plastics.

Contact our team today to schedule a correx collection. We can also collect a range of other plastic types along with cardboard, WEEE, hazardous waste and much more.