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SK chemicals' Seven Plastic Materials Confirmed Compatible with European Recycling Processes

RecyClass said five ECOTRIA CLARO products are fully compatible and two SKYPET products are limited compatible in PET recycling processes.

  • On Tuesday, SK Chemicals announced that its ECOTRIA CLARO copolyester and PET-based SKYPET product families received RecyClass recognition as recyclable within the PET recycling stream, with seven total products assessed.
  • RecyClass, a non-profit European initiative advancing circular plastics, operates a structured framework to evaluate material recyclability, building on SK Chemicals' prior Class A rating achieved last year for SKYPET CR circular-recycled PET.
  • Five ECOTRIA CLARO products earned Full Compatible grade enabling unrestricted PET recycling, while two SKYPET products received Limited Compatible grade requiring specific process conditions; CEO Ahn Jae-hyun said the verification is "an official endorsement of our materials' circularity as feedstock."
  • SK Chemicals has secured authoritative verification of its diverse polyester portfolio spanning copolyesters to PET and recycled to virgin materials, representing one pillar of the company's complete circular structure.
  • Materials must sustain recyclability through multiple cycles; even 100% recycled PET cannot contribute to circular structures without process compatibility. SK Chemicals plans to deepen recycling expertise and expand European customer partnerships.
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SK chemicals' Seven Plastic Materials Confirmed Compatible with European Recycling Processes

"Full compatibility" verified with PET bottle recycling streams, proving recyclability from the material design stage

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