The developement of JET technology continues with the release of new equipment for the cleaning of waste plastic. The new cleaning process which is an addition to the existing recycling process removes residue such as sand, dirt and other contaminates during the preparation process on each line.
The 3 new cleaning machines have been added to the equipment schedule for GPR.
The new DRD cleaning process is exclusive to JET faciliies and reduces wear and service on vital equipment parts while improving the quality of the final processed finished goods.

The ability to recycle a maximum amount of material back into the productive economy is an important component of a sustainable society. Unfortunatly this is also a feature that is missing from the Australian economy.

The State of waste report was produced by Total Environment Care a body that has produced many such documents. The contents highlights the need for more infrastructure and capital expenditure to increase the recycling rates through MBI's (market based instruments)

Queensland is one of Australia's largest waste producers yet we are the worst recyclers.

Global Plastic Recyclers (Aust) Pty Ltd is pleased to announce that a recent audit of its product enquiries has topped $1.2 million dollars as of October 2007.

These valued enquiries are testament to our investment in technology on the world wide web.

The product enquiries relate to various items in our product line-up which include, profiles, bollards, automotive products, decking, and many other items in the GPR product line-up.

The enquiries come from many sources including councils, schools, and many other areas of the market.

In late October 2007 the Gold Coast City Council has exibition space at the Eco-Asia exibition being held in Hong Kong.

Global Plastic Recyclers (Aust) Pty Ltd is pleased to announce that we are represented on the GCCC booth along with officials from Austrade.

This representation follows on from our very valued exposure during the GCCC Environmental trade mission earlier during the year.

This mission alone drew GPR into the insights of the recycled plastic markets in Hong Kong and China.

The Hong Kong domestic market alone accounts for 9,000 tons of waste plastic per day.

The future vision on GPR its expansion and opportunities

The Queensland environment industry is vital to the sustainable development of the state and to its continued economic prosperity.
Smarter and resource efficient water, energy and waste technologies.
This report presents the industry data which is essential to the development of future industry strategies. It also provides the industry with a snapshot of the national and global trends driving the demand for sustainable goods and services. Global Plastic Recyclers is part of this growing industry and this report provides a insight to why our technology & facility is a vital part of our future success.