REGENPORT rHDPE PCR pellet is a white recycled HDPE resin made from post-consumer food tray feedstock. With an MFI of 0.16 g/10min and a density of 0.95 g/cm³, it is a material that can be evaluated for film, injection molding, and blow molding applications. For manufacturers looking for a verified PCR source, it offers a practical option backed by GRS certification and South Korean origin.

Material Data

How Post-Consumer Food Tray Waste Becomes Recycled HDPE Pellets

Post-consumer HDPE food trays are collected through recycling channels and then sorted, washed, and extruded into pellet form. Once processed, the material becomes white rHDPE pellets that can be considered for a range of manufacturing applications, depending on processing conditions and end-product requirements.

The MFI of 0.16 g/10min indicates relatively low melt flow, which is often associated with stable HDPE processing. For processors, this means it is important to review equipment compatibility, formulation balance, and final product specifications before use. In other words, the material should be tested under actual production conditions to confirm fit.

GRS-Certified rHDPE for PCR Material Sourcing

As demand for verified recycled content continues to rise, certification has become an important part of PCR sourcing. Brand owners and manufacturers are increasingly looking for materials that can support sustainability goals while also meeting procurement and reporting requirements.

This rHDPE PCR pellet is GRS certified, which helps provide confidence in recycled input and supply chain transparency. For buyers seeking certified PCR content, it can serve as a dependable option for sourcing discussions and material qualification.

Request an rHDPE PCR Sample or Datasheet

REGENPORT rHDPE PCR pellet is currently available with a supply capacity of up to 40 MT per month. It comes from South Korea and is offered in white pellet form, making it suitable for buyers who need a consistent recycled HDPE source with clearly defined specifications.

If you are evaluating PCR materials for your next project, requesting a sample or datasheet is the best way to confirm suitability. Technical review at the early stage can help ensure better alignment with your processing needs and product requirements.

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