RecyclX Platform Elevates Transparency and Collaboration in Recycled Materials Supply Chain

RecyclX Platform, ASM Global LLP

RecyclX: A Game Changer for Transparency and Compliance

ASM Global LLP has introduced its RecyclX platform, a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution aimed at improving transparency in the recycled materials supply chain. RecyclX integrates Digital Product Passports (DPPs), offering manufacturers, recyclers, and consumers detailed tracking of materials from their origin to final product conversion. These DPPs record every step of a product’s life cycle—from the sourcing of post-consumer materials to the recycling processes that turn them into new products. By tracking provenance, composition, and the amount of recycled content, DPPs not only promote trust but also ensure compliance with global sustainability standards, like the European Union’s Circular Economy Action Plan.

For manufacturers, DPPs provide the assurance of compliance with sustainability regulations and are becoming essential tools for meeting market expectations for recycled content. These digital records are also beneficial for recyclers, as they help verify the authenticity of the materials they process, giving them a competitive advantage in the market. RecyclX’s platform simplifies this process, helping manufacturers and recyclers comply with regulations, manage waste better, and make informed, eco-conscious decisions.

Improved Collaboration Across the Entire Supply Chain

The RecyclX platform goes beyond just tracking materials; it fosters collaboration among all parties involved in the recycling process. By connecting material collectors, sorters, reprocessors, and manufacturers, the platform facilitates seamless data sharing and coordination across the supply chain. This collaboration ensures that each stakeholder is working with the most accurate and up-to-date information, enhancing efficiency and reducing potential bottlenecks in the recycling process.

RecyclX also plays a key role in increasing material recovery rates. The platform supports better management of the entire recycling flow, improving the overall circularity of materials. With greater visibility, manufacturers can make more informed purchasing decisions, while recyclers can optimize their sorting and processing practices, ultimately reducing waste sent to landfills.

Social Impact: Integrating Informal Collectors into Formal Supply Chains

A notable feature of RecyclX is its commitment to social inclusion. The platform has been designed to integrate informal waste collectors into formal recycling supply chains. These informal workers, who have traditionally been excluded from the formal recycling process, often face poor working conditions and unfair compensation. RecyclX addresses this by offering fair compensation and providing access to resources, thereby contributing to a more inclusive and sustainable recycling economy.

By integrating informal waste collectors into a formal, traceable system, RecyclX not only helps improve the livelihoods of these workers but also contributes to more efficient recycling operations. This feature adds an important social dimension to the platform, aligning with broader goals of equity and sustainability.

Global Reach and Industry Adoption

RecyclX is already operating in more than 40 countries and is trusted by over 50 global clients, covering industries such as fashion, electronics, and consumer goods. In total, the platform tracks approximately 700,000 metric tons of recycled content. By providing end-to-end material traceability and compliance management, RecyclX has helped industries significantly improve their material recovery rates and reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills.

ASM emphasizes that the platform has become an essential tool for businesses looking to meet sustainability goals, as it allows companies to not only comply with regulations but also improve the environmental impact of their operations. Through RecyclX, businesses can adopt more circular practices, increasing their material efficiency and reducing their reliance on virgin resources.

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