Your Reliable Plastic Scrap Supplier for Brazil, Peru & Chile

Four Seasons FZE is a premier scrap material supplier for the PVC Rigid, PVC Soft (Flexible), and PET Film industries in Brazil, Peru, & Chile recycled to create new film. With the booming recycling industry in South America, we link suppliers (manufacturers and local collectors), recyclers and reprocessors to a consistent supply of exportable, post-industrial plastic Scrap that is ready to be directly re-processed into new products.

The need for sustainable and cost-effective plastic materials is growing at an unprecedented pace across the world — and South American countries such as Brazil, Peru, and Chile are at the forefront of this transformation. With strong investments in the circular economy and eco-conscious manufacturing, these nations are continuously seeking reliable partners who can supply recyclable materials that align with their sustainability goals.

At Four Seasons FZE, we proudly contribute to this movement by offering a wide range of PVC Rigid Scrap, PVC Soft Scrap, and PET Film Scrap that cater to the specific needs of plastic recycling plants and manufacturing units. Our products help facilities reduce raw material costs, enhance production efficiency, and minimize environmental impact. By choosing our plastic scrap, companies not only save on material expenses but also support a cleaner, greener future by integrating recycled materials into their production processes.

Whether you’re part of a large recycling operation in São Paulo, a manufacturing hub in Lima, or an eco-focused facility in Santiago, Four Seasons FZE ensures a consistent and dependable supply of recyclable plastic materials that drive sustainability and profitability together.

South America’s New Looking Glass: A Forest of Plastic Recycling

Plastic is one of the most adaptable materials we have ever created and also one of the most difficult to manage once we’re done with it. Throughout Latin America, millions of tons of plastic waste is produced each year  much of which can be recycled and reconstituted as valuable new materials.

Brazil: The face of Recycling Revolutions

Brazil is the leader in plastic recycling across the continent and generated 45 per cent of all recycled plastics in Latin America. Everyday in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Curitiba recycling plants are looking for regular and clean plastic to feed their production lines.

PET film is recycled into packing materials and fabrics, and PVC in rigid or soft state is turned into pipes, cable sheathing, soles for footwear.

Through collaboration with Four Seasons FZE, Brazilian recyclers have secured reliable avenues for the import of plastic scrap and are now capable to operate more smoothly through production without having to worry about virgin polymers as much as in the past.

Chile: An Example in Sustainability and Circular Economy

Chile has emerged as a South American sustainability leader. Government initiatives such as the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) law mean that Chilean firms must now recycle of re-use a certain proportion of their plastic waste.

This is also driving higher demand for imported recyclable materials such as PVC Fiber and PET Film Scrap, that are needed to produce textiles, packaging and industrial sheets.

This is where Four Seasons FZE comes in, shipping neatly sorted, washed and process-ready plastic waste to Chilean recycling plants. We want to enable industries to move from waste-creating production to circular, sustainable manufacturing.

Peru: Expanding its Recycling Infrastructure

In Peru, plastic recycling has become a strategic economic opportunity. With rising industrialization and consumer awareness, more companies are turning to recycled plastic raw materials to reduce costs and environmental impact.

PVC and PET materials are in high demand, especially for the textile and packaging industries. Four Seasons FZE provides a reliable channel for Peruvian recyclers to access bulk quantities of PVC Rigid Scrap, PVC Soft Scrap, PET Film Scrap, and PVC Fiber, ensuring continuous operation without supply gaps.

Peru: Building More Recycling Infrastructure

Not in Peru, where plastic recycling has come to be seen as a strategic business opportunity. With the increase of industrialization and consumption awareness, many enterprises tend to use recycled plastic raw materials in order to save material costs and environmental protection.

PVC and PET are widely used, particularly in the textile and packaging industry. Four Seasons FZE delivers a trustworthy source for Peruvian recyclers to access large volume of PVC Rigid Scrap, PVC Soft Scrap, PET Film Scrap and PVC Fiber consistently without an interruption in supply.

Our Assortment of Products – Quality, Uniformity & Flexibility

Four Seasons FZE recognizes that the ultimate success of any recycling company is highly dependent upon the level of quality maintained throughout their facility. Which is why we export a carefully curated range of plastic scraps, sorted and graded and ready to go into manufacturing or back to the manufacturer under rigorous quality inspection.

Our PVC Rigid Scrap is highly durable and weather resistant making it widely demanded in the market. It is widely used in:

Pipe and profile manufacturing

Window and door frames

Building materials and sheets

Rigid PVC waste recycling contributes to sparing virgin polymer production and offers affordable raw materials for construction and industrial sectors.

PVC soft scrap: It is soft and flexible material; the application of PVC Soft Scrap are as follows:

Cable insulation

Footwear soles

Tubes and hoses

Molded consumer goods

The flexibility and strength, used to re-manufacture into a variety of consumer and industrial products.
 

 PET Film Scrap

One of the most recyclable plastics in the world, PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) Film Scrap. It is widely sought after throughout South America for its transparency, strength and versatility in:

Packaging materials

Printing and lamination

Textiles and fiber production

This recycling of PET films helps steer waste away from landfill, and also pushes South American branches in the direction of a closed-loop manufacturing cycle – something particularly important to South American sustainability.