Sporadicate — Circular solutions. Regenerating tomorrow.

Feedstock partnerships

A practical conversation about your plastic waste.

Manufacturers, waste operators and material suppliers can help shape a recovery route by sharing clear information about their waste streams.

Start with the material.

We assess potential supply against the requirements of our planned facilities. Selected HDPE, LDPE, polypropylene and polystyrene streams are of interest, alongside opportunities to separate suitable PET for material recovery.

Suitability depends on composition, contamination, consistency, logistics, permitting and commercial terms. No delivery should be arranged before acceptance is agreed.

Discuss feedstock supply

What to send us

  • Polymer types, if known
  • Approximate tonnes per week or month
  • Location and transport arrangements
  • Known contamination, additives or mixed materials
  • Photos, specifications or existing test results
  • Whether supply is regular or a one-off stockpile

From enquiry to assessment.

  1. Share the details

    Send a description of your stream and available volumes.

  2. Review the fit

    Discuss material characteristics and the relevant project.

  3. Agree the next steps

    Define any sampling, testing, logistics and commercial work.

Common questions.

Are you currently accepting waste?

Our facilities are in development. Contact the team to confirm project readiness and suitability before arranging any shipment.

Do you take all plastic types?

No blanket acceptance is offered. Each stream needs assessment against the available recovery route and relevant requirements.

Can we discuss a long-term supply agreement?

Yes. Share expected volumes, material composition and location so we can assess a potential partnership.

What are your gate fees?

Commercial terms depend on the specific stream, logistics and project. Contact us for a discussion rather than relying on a generic price.

Work with Sporadicate

Let’s put your waste stream to work.

Talk to us about feedstock, a site partnership or the next stage of Sporadicate’s development.

Discuss your material