Ganesha Ecopet Private Limited, a subsidiary of Indian PET recycling leader Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd., has recently opened its new Warangal facility under the brand name Go Rewise where it produces rPET for filament yarns and fibers, as well as for food-grade packaging. 

The company has installed two Starlinger PET recycling lines in its facility in Warangal, Telangana state. Ganesha Ecopet plans to supply the produced rPET granulates under its newly introduced brand enterprise Go Rewise.

Launched under the umbrella of one of India’s rPET industry leaders, Go Rewise is committed to supplying high quality rPET products that are produced in a resource-efficient process.

rPET for fiber applications

The first Starlinger recycling line, a recoSTAR PET 165 H-VAC, processes washed PET bottle flakes for the Go Rewise polyester filament yarn applications and reaches an output of approximately 14,000 tons per year.

The RSC filter is a candle filter which Starlinger has developed especially for fiber and yarn applications.

When using recycled PET for filament yarn production, it must meet highest quality standards. Thus, all foreign particles and polymers have to be removed before the extrusion process.

To achieve optimum melt purity for extrusion, Starlinger has developed a special candle filter for fiber applications, called Rapid Sleeve Changer (RSC).

It ensures finest melt filtration down to 15 μm and achieves a throughput of up to 2000 kg per hour. The filter elements can be changed without interrupting production, which significantly reduces melt loss and machine downtime.

Going food-grade

With the second Starlinger recycling line, Ganesha is producing food-grade rPET resins. “Through venturing into bottle-to-bottle recycling we want to close the loop and move from secondary recycling into primary recycling”, said Prashant Khandelwal, Senior Vice President of Go Revise.

Go Rewise food-grade rPET.

The Starlinger recoSTAR PET 165 HC iV+ bottle-to-bottle recycling system installed at Ganesha’s Go Rewise facility features an SSP (solid state polycondensation) reactor for food-grade decontamination of the produced rPET pellets.

A positive EFSA opinion for the process has been issued end of June 2022. The line has taken up production in July 2022 and has an output of up to 1,800 kg of recycled PET pellets per hour. The food-safe rPET is supplied to environment-conscious and quality-focused brands which use it in their brand packaging.

With the new PET bottle-to-bottle recycling plant, Go Rewise ranks among the first recycled PET brands in India to provide food-grade rPET for the local and international packaging market.

Moreover, utilizing both new Starlinger lines operational, the rPET production capacity of Ganesha’s Go Rewise facility currently reaches 40,000 tons per year.

Ganesha Ecopet Private Limited, a subsidiary of Indian PET recycling leader Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd., has recently opened its new Warangal facility under the brand name Go Rewise where it produces rPET for filament yarns and fibers, as well as for food-grade packaging. 

The company has installed two Starlinger PET recycling lines in its facility in Warangal, Telangana state. Ganesha Ecopet plans to supply the produced rPET granulates under its newly introduced brand enterprise Go Rewise.

Launched under the umbrella of one of India’s rPET industry leaders, Go Rewise is committed to supplying high quality rPET products that are produced in a resource-efficient process.

rPET for fiber applications

The first Starlinger recycling line, a recoSTAR PET 165 H-VAC, processes washed PET bottle flakes for the Go Rewise polyester filament yarn applications and reaches an output of approximately 14,000 tons per year.

The RSC filter is a candle filter which Starlinger has developed especially for fiber and yarn applications.

When using recycled PET for filament yarn production, it must meet highest quality standards. Thus, all foreign particles and polymers have to be removed before the extrusion process.

To achieve optimum melt purity for extrusion, Starlinger has developed a special candle filter for fiber applications, called Rapid Sleeve Changer (RSC).

It ensures finest melt filtration down to 15 μm and achieves a throughput of up to 2000 kg per hour. The filter elements can be changed without interrupting production, which significantly reduces melt loss and machine downtime.

Going food-grade

With the second Starlinger recycling line, Ganesha is producing food-grade rPET resins. “Through venturing into bottle-to-bottle recycling we want to close the loop and move from secondary recycling into primary recycling”, said Prashant Khandelwal, Senior Vice President of Go Revise.

Go Rewise food-grade rPET.

The Starlinger recoSTAR PET 165 HC iV+ bottle-to-bottle recycling system installed at Ganesha’s Go Rewise facility features an SSP (solid state polycondensation) reactor for food-grade decontamination of the produced rPET pellets.

A positive EFSA opinion for the process has been issued end of June 2022. The line has taken up production in July 2022 and has an output of up to 1,800 kg of recycled PET pellets per hour. The food-safe rPET is supplied to environment-conscious and quality-focused brands which use it in their brand packaging.

With the new PET bottle-to-bottle recycling plant, Go Rewise ranks among the first recycled PET brands in India to provide food-grade rPET for the local and international packaging market.

Moreover, utilizing both new Starlinger lines operational, the rPET production capacity of Ganesha’s Go Rewise facility currently reaches 40,000 tons per year.