Thai Ocean Plastic Recycling

The aim is to prevent plastic waste leakage into the ocean that effect to marine life,sea birds, env

04/11/2023

Let's the results be shown!!!

We are improving our transparency and traceability efforts by implementing certified Empower.eco Empower Blockchain technology. This allows TOP to monitor the collection of Ocean-Bound Plastics from various sources, including collectors, small recyclers, and local villagers. Our operations cover a vast area, including 20 remote islands along the Andaman Coastline and Ao Thai in the southern part of Thailand.

29/09/2023

3X3 Challenges (30X30 Thailand Coalition)

A Heroic Rescue! Our team member came to the rescue of a stranded ocean turtle, entangled in a fishing net with hopeless escaped. Together, we're making a difference for our marine friends. Join us in protecting our oceans!

Thanat Dokphut Tara Nuttinee Naris Hoonon Siripong Chaiyapong Hadee Chuasaman Michel Pardos

14/08/2023

Starting with collection, sorting, and processing, we transform these plastic wastes into flakes. These flakes then re-enter the recycling cycle, contributing to the plastic value chain's sustainability.

24/06/2023

The Circulate Initiative unveils Responsible Sourcing Initiative to uplift informal workers across the global plastic waste value chain.

TOP has been choosen and our voice were heard to help discussed from Thailand to attend In Person Convening Bangalore by The Circulative Initiative (TCI). The Circulate Initiative

The event was held and brought together the collectors/aggregators, worldwide brands, packaging companies, and NGOs to share perspectives, learn from each other, and serve as a precursor to launching The Circulate Initiative’s Responsible Sourcing Initiative in May 2023.

26/05/2023

It started with the pure heart of the local beach community and the pure soul of wanting to protect the ocean that leaded us together.
One of the house of our local ocean-bound-plastic collectors that we work closely with

09/05/2023

Through our strong motivation and hard work, Thai Ocean Plastics Recycling has its own trustworthy reward for Ocean Bound Plastic Collection Organization Standard V2.1, from the Control Union Certified—a certificate showing our proof of honest transparency and traceability for Ocean Bound Plastics waste. Please help us congratulate those who earn it all as a company; we deserve it all.

25/04/2023

Traceability is everything!

We have implemented a leading tracking system of Empower.eco. Our materials are now traceable, and our whole supply chain becomes transparent from the first step of the process to the end.

24/03/2023

Picture speaks louder than words.

A huge pile of Ocean-Bound Plastics waste we gather here rest assured it will go back into the recycling system and reused again!!

01/02/2023

Thailand generated almost 2 million tons of plastic waste per year and is considered one of the high-ranking contributors in the world, especially in tourist areas. We collected 1,730 tons of OBP waste within 2022 and aiming for a higher number this year.

12/01/2023

These piles of household waste were collected from the coastline and being sorted before being taken into the proper recycling system.

13/12/2022

NYLON is plastic and it does not DECOMPOSE.
Thai Ocean Plastics Recycling, in 2022 alone we removed 500 tons of the deadliest killing tools of marine animals from the ocean.
According to Plastic Soup Foundation, "Fishing Net" used to be made from rope but since the 1960s they are made from Nylon which is much cheaper and stronger.

25/07/2022

Last Friday, K'Thanat and our WPN crew got together and collected OBP (Ocean Bound Plastic) waste from Kho Panyee, Phangnga province.

OBP waste included; plastic bottles, single-used plastics, an abandoned fishing nets, ropes and various sort of containers.

These unwanted and leftover plastics waste were regularly gathered and sorted patiently. After it has all sorted then it was compressed and shredded into PET flaskes by our team. Lastly, it would be sent to other involved factories to turn into new products.