DS Smith Correx has launched a major recycling initiative; inviting customers to return used Correx twinwall plastic materials,
which can then be reprocessed into a range of new product applications for the packaging and construction markets.
Correx is a light, rigid and cost-effective material; particularly suitable for printing and display applications, including outdoor
signs. DS Smith Correx has now installed new machinery at its factory in Gloucester that is capable of reprocessing up to 50
tonnes of polypropylene per week. The company is therefore offering to take back both Correx and any other brand of twinwall
polypropylene, and also 'solid' extruded polypropylene sheet.
All returned materials need to be reasonably clean and dry and in a minimum quantity of four pallets. DS Smith Correx will
collect the material free of charge, utilising empty delivery lorry space on return journeys to the factory.
