GLOBAL PLASTIC FEEDSTOCK SUPPLY

We Build Plastic Feedstock Supply Where Conventional Procurement Fails

GPT Circular builds the collection, aggregation, preparation and logistics systems required to transform fragmented used plastics into reliable feedstock for global recycling projects.

We work within the political, commercial, community and village frameworks of the markets in which we operate—connecting local material supply with global demand.

From village collection to international delivery.

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The Problem

Recycling Capacity Is Growing. Reliable Feedstock Supply Is Not.

Global investment in mechanical, advanced and circular recycling is increasing the demand for used plastic feedstock.

The problem is that much of the world’s recoverable plastic is not held by large, formal suppliers. It is dispersed across households, villages, informal collectors, waste banks, small aggregators, local processors, landfills and municipal systems.

Traditional procurement models assume material is already consolidated, documented and available under a formal contract.

In many emerging economies, that infrastructure does not yet exist.

GPT Circular creates it.

The Problem

Recycling Capacity Is Growing. Reliable Feedstock Supply Is Not.

Global investment in mechanical, advanced and circular recycling is increasing the demand for used plastic feedstock.

The problem is that much of the world’s recoverable plastic is not held by large, formal suppliers. It is dispersed across households, villages, informal collectors, waste banks, small aggregators, local processors, landfills and municipal systems.

Traditional procurement models assume material is already consolidated, documented and available under a formal contract.

In many emerging economies, that infrastructure does not yet exist.

GPT Circular creates it.

What GPT Circular Does

We Turn Fragmented Plastic Flows Into Industrial Feedstock Supply

GPT Circular starts with a defined material requirement and builds the local system needed to fulfil it.

Our work combines commercial procurement, government engagement, community participation, collection infrastructure, processing, quality control and logistics.

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Feedstock Supply

We develop and manage supply programs for PE, PP and other agreed plastic feedstocks used in mechanical recycling, advanced recycling and circular manufacturing.

02
Collection-System Development

We create collection networks across villages, communities, municipalities, businesses, informal suppliers and existing waste-management systems.

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Aggregation and Preparation

Material is consolidated and prepared through sorting, baling, shredding, washing, drying, densification, agglomeration, granulation or other agreed processes.

04
Supply Assurance

We apply practical controls to material source, movement, weighing, processing, quality and shipment reconciliation.

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International Trading and Logistics

We manage commercial contracting, containerisation, documentation, freight and delivery to domestic and international processors.

01
Feedstock Supply

We develop and manage supply programs for PE, PP and other agreed plastic feedstocks used in mechanical recycling, advanced recycling and circular manufacturing.

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02
Collection-System Development

We create collection networks across villages, communities, municipalities, businesses, informal suppliers and existing waste-management systems.

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03
Aggregation and Preparation

Material is consolidated and prepared through sorting, baling, shredding, washing, drying, densification, agglomeration, granulation or other agreed processes.

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04
Supply Assurance

We apply practical controls to material source, movement, weighing, processing, quality and shipment reconciliation.

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International Trading and Logistics

We manage commercial contracting, containerisation, documentation, freight and delivery to domestic and international processors.

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How Supply Is Built

Feedstock Is Not Found. It Is Built.

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Step 1
Start With Demand
We define the polymer, material form, quality, contamination limits, projected volume, delivery location and intended recycling process.
Step 2
Map the Local Material System
We identify where the plastic sits, who controls access, how it is currently traded and what prevents it from reaching larger markets.
Step 3
Build the Commercial Framework
We establish practical pricing, collection, payment, aggregation and offtake arrangements that work within the local market.
Step 4
Integrate Government and Communities
We work with municipal governments, village leaders, community organisations, women’s groups, collectors, waste banks and processors.
Step 5
Prepare and Control the Feedstock
Material is aggregated and processed against an agreed specification, with controls strengthened as the supply system grows.
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Step 6
Deliver to Market
Feedstock is packaged, documented and transported to the receiving processor.
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Emerging-Market Expertise

Emerging Markets Require a Different Procurement Model

Used plastic procurement in an emerging economy is not simply a matter of issuing a tender and selecting a supplier.

Material access may be influenced by village governments, municipalities, community organisations, informal collectors, waste banks, incumbent traders, processors and local commercial relationships.

Volumes are fragmented. Quality varies. Formal documentation may be limited. Existing participants may depend on the material for their livelihoods.

GPT Circular does not impose a foreign procurement model and expect the local market to adapt to it.

We build commercially disciplined systems around the way each market actually operates, while progressively strengthening quality, safety, traceability, environmental and governance controls.

Good systems must work in practice before they can be improved towards perfection.

Our Emerging-Market Approach
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Why GPT Circular

Local Execution. Global Market Access.

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Demand-Led

We build supply against real customer requirements rather than collecting material without a viable destination.

Commercially Viable

Our systems are designed to create value for collectors, communities, processors and customers.

Locally Integrated

We operate within the political, social and commercial structures that determine whether collection succeeds.

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Specification Focused

Feedstock is developed against the receiving processor’s technical requirements.

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Scalable

We combine many small material sources into supply capable of serving industrial projects.

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Progressively Controlled

We strengthen traceability, HSE, documentation and governance as the network and volume mature.

Feedstock Categories

Feedstock Developed for Real Processing Requirements

Feedstock specifications vary by polymer, source and receiving technology. GPT Circular develops supply programs against agreed customer requirements.

Flexible PE Feedstock

LDPE and LLDPE film feedstock available in agreed forms, including baled, shredded, washed, dried, densified, agglomerated or pelletised material.

Mixed Polyolefin Feedstock

Prepared PE and PP feedstock for qualified advanced recycling and other approved processing technologies.

Rigid HDPE and PP Feedstock

Sorted and prepared rigid plastic feedstock for mechanical recycling and other agreed applications.

Custom Feedstock Programs

Collection and processing programs designed around a customer’s required polymer, geography, volume and technical specification.

Disclaimer

Final suitability and acceptance remain subject to sampling, testing, validation and the receiving facility’s technical requirements.

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Evidence

Built on Delivery, Not Theory

GPT Circular combines practical operating experience in Australia and Indonesia with relationships across the global plastics, recycling and manufacturing industries.

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19,000+ tonnes

Tonnes collected, managed or supplied

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Australia, Indonesia, USA, Singapore, SE Asia

Operating and project regions

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Current supply capacity 16,000 tonnes – planned feedstock capacity 150,000+ tonnes by 2030

Annual contracted or planned feedstock capacity

Our experience includes post-consumer soft-plastic recovery, international feedstock trading, community collection development, government engagement, aggregation, pre-processing and supply-chain development for mechanical and advanced recycling.

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Evidence

Built on Delivery, Not Theory

GPT Circular combines practical operating experience in Australia and Indonesia with relationships across the global plastics, recycling and manufacturing industries.

Icon of a weight with letters KG indicating kilograms.
19,000+ tonnes

Tonnes collected, managed or supplied

Icon of a globe with latitude and longitude lines
Australia, Indonesia, USA, Singapore, SE Asia

Operating and project regions

Icon of a rectangle with arrows indicating scaling up and down diagonally.
Current supply capacity 16,000 tonnes – planned feedstock capacity 150,000+ tonnes by 2030

Annual contracted or planned feedstock capacity

Our experience includes post-consumer soft-plastic recovery, international feedstock trading, community collection development, government engagement, aggregation, pre-processing and supply-chain development for mechanical and advanced recycling.

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Mission

Our Mission

Our mission is to build the world’s largest supply network for used plastic feedstock from emerging economies.

We exist to solve the feedstock problem by creating commercially viable collection, aggregation and processing systems in places where conventional procurement cannot deliver the volumes, consistency or integrity required by global recycling projects.

Do You Need Feedstock—or Control Plastic That Needs a Market?

GPT Circular works with processors seeking reliable material supply and with governments, collectors, processors and organisations that control recoverable plastic.