Making Your Containers and Components from Ocean-Bound Plastics

Ocean-bound plastics are a major contributor to marine pollution—but they can also be a valuable resource for sustainable manufacturing. By sourcing reclaimed plastics from coastal cleanup programs, you can produce containers and components that reduce environmental impact while meeting performance requirements. This resource explains how to integrate ocean-bound plastics into your product design and supply chain.

What you’ll learn in this resource:

• Why ocean-bound plastics are ideal for sustainable manufacturing
• Steps for sourcing and certifying reclaimed materials
• Processing considerations for converting ocean-bound plastics into usable resin
• Applications for containers, packaging, and industrial components
• How to partner with suppliers and NGOs to support cleanup initiatives

Download the guide now to start turning ocean-bound waste into high-value products.

FAQs

What are ocean-bound plastics?
Plastics collected from coastal areas and waterways before they enter the ocean, helping prevent marine pollution.

Are ocean-bound plastics safe for manufacturing?
Yes—when properly cleaned, processed, and certified for quality and compliance.

What products can be made from ocean-bound plastics?
Containers, packaging components, automotive parts, and consumer goods are common applications.

How do I source ocean-bound plastics?
Partner with certified suppliers and organizations that specialize in collecting and processing reclaimed materials.

What are the sustainability benefits?
Reduced marine pollution, lower demand for virgin resin, and alignment with corporate ESG and circular economy goals.