Bags Made From
Ocean Plastic

Products made from Ocean Plastic

From 2500 pieces, we can make shoppers, shoppers, cooler bags, backpacks and all kinds from recycled ocean plastic. This can be in any color, with your own imprint and your own packaging. The delivery time is 5 to 6 months. Below we explain the process from ocean plastic to a beautiful sustainable bag.

Retulp recycled stylish eco bag and twig

Fast delivery time

Durable material

Fair prices

Stylish design

Retulp recycled single use plastic bottle floating in the ocean

Ocean Facts

  • โ†’ 70% of the oxygen we breathe is produced by submarine flora. This is more than trees do.
  • โ†’ 75% of the waste in oceans is plastic waste. So we are very happy with this initiative!
  • โ†’ 91% of all plastic in the world is not recycled.
  • โ†’ It takes 400 years for the plastic to break down completely.
Mission Indisposable 2015-2025

200,000,000 liters of drinking water donation
200,000,000 saving disposables

Retulp wants to close the plastic tap and open the drinking water tap again. Mission Indisposable, it's possible!

Ocean plastic recycling

A network of 1,500 fishermen collect ocean plastic they receive as bycatch in their nets. This bycatch is then carefully separated and cleaned before being processed. The PET portion of the recycled plastic enters the production chain, the unusable parts are disposed of according to the proper recycling chain. So nothing is thrown back into the ocean. The raw material "ocean plastic" changes little by little into a high-quality yarn. We place high demands on fair and social working conditions at every production step, including labor safety and certification. So the focus is not only on using ocean plastic, but also on the well-being of those around and involved in it.

Retulp recycled concept recycling plastic empty plastic bottle

Bags made of ocean plastic

We want to rid the oceans of plastic waste. That's why we collect plastic of all shapes and sizes instead of just the parts that are easy to recycle. That's why everything we collect must first be sorted. Then we make sure everything is recycled and used for new products, so it doesn't end up back in the ocean. Currently, we are able to process the PET itself into rPET - this typically makes up between 10% and 15% of Ocean Impact Plastic. Other types of plastic, such as PP or PA, we deliver to other recyclers because we have not been able to use them for our own production so far. There are several reasons for this: first, some materials are not suitable for making new products from them because of their properties. Second, others do not have a sufficient degree of purity. Finally, recycling requires high minimum offtake quantities.

After collecting this plastic, small pellets are made from it. These grains go to a factory in China where they turn these grains into yarn. That yarn is used to weave the fabrics for the bags. Each bag produced creates between 2 and 5 kilograms of recycled plastic waste.

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