Sourcing & sustainability

Recovered and near-prime: the future of commodities.

We bridge industrial surplus and manufacturing demand — turning recovered materials into dependable inputs and helping close the loop on global supply chains.

Where we source

A sourcing network across three regions.

USA recyclers

Post-industrial plastics from established US recyclers — our largest source of resin.

  • HDPE & LLDPE
  • Engineering thermoplastics (PA66, PC)

Central America & Caribbean

Direct relationships with textile mills in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and the Dominican Republic.

  • Post-industrial cotton
  • Cutter clips by colour and blend

Europe & Asia

Selected partners in France and Singapore for near-prime resin and industrial surplus.

  • Wide-spec prime resin
  • Overstock and surplus lots
Recycled polymer pellets and textile fibres arranged side by side
Recovered resin and fibre

Closing the loop

Surplus becomes someone’s raw material.

Source recovery

We find usable streams of off-grade resin and garment off-cuts before they are written off as waste.

Grading

Material is checked and graded so buyers know exactly what they are getting — prime, near-prime or recovered.

Reintegration

Recovered and near-prime material goes back into production, keeping resin and cotton in use.

For suppliers

Sell to EC4.

We are looking for long-term supply partnerships with mills, recyclers and plants. Turn your surplus into working capital.

What we buy

  • Obsolete or surplus virgin resin stock
  • Wide-spec and off-grade commodity pellets
  • Post-industrial textile clips
  • Cotton waste and pneumafil

What we look for in suppliers

  • Material safety data sheets (MSDS)
  • Consistent monthly volumes
  • Documented material origin
  • Reliable loading facilities