Indonesia's plastic waste problem is complex and pressing.

Indonesia generates 7.8 million tonnes of plastic waste annually with an estimate of 4.9 million tons mismanaged due to poor collection and disposal infrastructure. Roughly 600,000 tons of this ends up in Indonesia’s waterways and oceans. While waste collections remains an issue, recycling accounts for only 10-15% of this plastic waste. 

High Plastic Consumption
Indonesia's large population and rapid urbanization have led to substantial increase in plastic consumption. Per capital plastic consumption in Indonesia is 15 kg/p.a and growing at 4% per annum especially in the single-use plastic category.
Ocean Plastic Pollution
Roughly 600,000 tons Indonesia's plastic waste left uncollected or dispersed find their way into waterways or the ocean.
Inadequate Waste Management
4.9 million tons of the 7.8 million tons of plastic waste or 62% of plastic waste in indonesia is mismanaged and remains unrecycled. Lack of collection and segregation infrastructure (MRF facilities) exasperate this situation.
Awareness and Education
Indonesia has little to no at source waste segregation and public knowledge of this crisis remains low. Large scale awareness campaigns and advocacy campaigns are required to galvanize a behavioural shift.
Industrial View of Recycled Plastics
Poor sorting infrastructure and low quality processing have made recycled plastics unsuitable for large scale users such as FMCG, Automakers and industrial users. Recycled plastics have been relegated to the unusable category despite the promise they show when done correctly.

Our internal goal
is simple –
100,000 MT / year

Our first factory will allow us 3,600 MT / year of Recycled plastics. We believe we can achieve our target in 48 Months.

Remaining Time

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288 days

3.6%
Current
Recycled plastics

3600

Our Goal
by January 1, 2026

100000

How Recycling Works
& How to Improve it

A good recycled process as practiced by BBP entails thorough sorting sorting/segregation, cleaning, processing and compounding as required for end-user specific needs.

01

Collection

BBP collects post-consumer and post-industrial plastics from various sources such as large household aggregators and directly from factories across Jawa Barat and Jabodetabek.

02

Sorting

The plastics is transferred to our sorting facility, where they are sorted by polymer type, color and rigidity.

03

Cleaning

BBP is equipped with a modern 7 stage washing line which is able to remove residue such as dirt, sand, glue, and other residue, while decreasing moisture to 5%

04

Processing

BBP employs an intensive pelletisation system that includes double filtration at 120mm mesh & constant temperature control. This process aims to obtain pure and high-quality output.

Our Facilities
and Expansion

BBP aims to build a series of dedicated facilities for each product category across Indonesia. Our facilities will feature the most innovative technologies and processes to create high efficiency. BBP aims to build a processing base of 50,000 tons per annum by 2025.

Jatake Sorting Facility

Alot of recycling is sorting. We have built an second facility for pre-sorting activities required to create high quality pellets

Tangerang

Jl. Industri Raya III Komplex Fakto Blok D 03, Tangerang, Banten 15135

Jatake Production Facility

7 Stage modern washing line (3 friction waters and 2 floating tanks). Advanced PE and PP pelletization line which can support rigid and soft material (film). Monthly capacity in excess of 300 tons.

Tangerang

Jl. Industri Raya II Blok J no 9A, Tangerang, Banten 15135

Meet Our Team

Kunal Nathani

CEO

Manish Nathani

Director of Operations

Mohit Pursani

Co-Founder

Divina Shahri

Operations Manager

Riki Andrian

Product Development