ALBA Europe

ALBA's production-waste service describes working at a manufacturer's site to collect, sort, disassemble and grind plastic waste before returning reclaimed material to the recycling loop. This suggests a process-design lane around factory scrap, not proof of a current named customer or closed-loop program.

The portfolio spans several different material systems

ALBA's recycling profile names end-of-life vehicles, waste electrical and electronic equipment, plastics and waste wood. Each involves different input controls and outputs. A company-level capability statement cannot establish a shared process, grade, volume, or buyer across those streams.

Polymer identity and acceptance decide whether regrind can return

For one production-scrap loop, qualify polymer family, color, additives, multilayer content, moisture, contamination, yield, melt-flow or other relevant test data, and the buyer's incorporation limits. Do not infer virgin-equivalent performance from the phrase secondary raw material.

Choose one manufacturing site and polymer stream. Confirm the operating ALBA entity, resin family and additives, source segregation, contamination, monthly input and output weights, regrind or pellet specification, testing, end-market acceptance, ownership and logistics. Treat the public on-site loop description as a service model, not proof that a named closed loop is operating.