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OCEAN MATERIAL | MAY 15TH 2025 | 12 MIN Recycled materials are increasingly becoming part of mainstream products.But the real challenge is often not the material itself — it’s identifying the right application. Not every product is suitable for circular materials.And not every recycling story creates meaningful long-term impact. The key question for brands, manufacturers,
Lightweight recycled honeycomb panels made from non-recyclable waste using Ocean Material’s Waste2Value Technology.

Non-Recyclable Waste

OCEAN MATERIAL | NOV 21TH 2024 | 10 MIN Breaking Barriers in Recycling: How Ocean Material is Revolutionizing the Use of Non-Recyclable Waste Ever wonder why companies hesitate to use more recycled materials? From our experience, two main barriers often stand out: quality and cost. While recycling has long been seen as a key solution
Colorful plastic waste items and recycling symbol illustrating plastic recycling and circular economy concepts.

What Plastics Can be Recycled?

OCEAN MATERIAL | JUL 19TH 2024 | 15 MIN Table of Contents Understanding Plastic Recycling What Types of Plastic are Recyclable Recycling Numbers 1-7 Chart Plastic pollution is one of our most pressing environmental issues, with devastating consequences for our planet. Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in our oceans, rivers,
Seaweed polymer concept – underwater bottle filled with algae illustrating sustainable packaging

Seaweed to Polymer Extrusion

OCEAN MATERIAL | AUG 18TH 2023 | 9 MINS Direct Processing of Seaweed into Polymer Material through Extrusion: A Sustainable Approach to Eco-Friendly Packaging Ocean Material® often collaborates with passionate problem solvers who are dedicated to innovative solutions for ocean pollution. We had a conversation with Ludwig Schmidtchen, Head of the Seaweed Polymer Project at
Plastic products recycling process flowchart – from collection to new products

Waste management and Recycling

OWEN MULHERN | EARTH.ORG | JUL 31ST 2020 | 4 MINS Waste management and Recycling Waste is a first world problem. Materialism and consumerism have overtaken care for the environment, and buying more than we need has become a social norm. In this article, we explore waste generation and management, with an eye on high-income