Recently, Polykemi, Rondo Plast, and Scanfill had our ISCC PLUS certifications for recycled mass-balanced plastic raw materials confirmed.

Polykemi Group’s latest sustainability report shows the biggest CO₂e savings to date. The results are driven by increased use of recycled materials and measurable material choices through the Materialsmart® concept.

At the turn of the year 2025/2026, the family-owned corporate group Polykemi Group will undergo its next generational shift.

Danish Urban Water Retention (UWR)  developed an innovative modular system, assembled like Legos, to manage stormwater and prevent flooding in urban settings. The material used in the modules is a customized recycled PP from Polykemi and Rondo Plast, developed to meet tough specifications and enhance the product's sustainability profile. The system won an award in its category at the 2025 Aquatech Innovation Awards in Amsterdam. Polykemi Group developed a recycled PP material

Polykemi Group has now become the first in Kunshan, China, to be approved for expanded capabilities in upgrading of recycled plastic raw materials after completing an environmental certification process.

Polykemi Group has made significant investments in new testing tools and injection molding machines to ensure high-quality and standardized testing of its plastic materials worldwide.

In a unique collaboration, the Swedish manufacturers Morakniv, Alleima, Rondo Plast (Polykemi Group) and TK Pac have come together to develop a knife that is largely made from recycled material.

A new investment allows Rondo Plast and parent company Polykemi to handle completely new material sources and thus help suppliers and customers increase their recycling ratio even further – a big win for both the climate and the economy.