Namibia Polymer Recyclers

Namibia Polymer Recyclers (NPR) is Namibia’s leading and only dedicated polymer recycling company. Based in Okahandja, the company plays a vital role in the country’s circular economy by collecting, sorting and processing plastic waste into high-quality recycled raw materials.

Established as the recycling division of Plastic Packaging, NPR gathers plastic waste from across Namibia and transforms it through advanced recycling processes. The company has recycled thousands of tons of Namibian plastic waste, significantly reducing landfill use and supporting local environmental sustainability efforts.

NPR processes various types of plastic waste, including post-consumer and industrial plastics, converting them into reusable pellets and flakes that can be used in the manufacturing of new plastic products. This closed-loop approach helps reduce the demand for virgin plastic materials.

The company has partnered with major organisations, including Coca-Cola Beverages Africa, to establish advanced PET flaking facilities, further strengthening Namibia’s plastic recycling infrastructure. These investments demonstrate NPR’s commitment to scaling up recycling capacity and supporting national sustainability goals.

With a dedicated team and specialised equipment, Namibia Polymer Recyclers contributes to job creation and skills development in the green economy while helping businesses and communities manage plastic waste more responsibly.

As a pioneer in polymer recycling in Namibia, NPR continues to lead efforts toward a more sustainable future by turning waste into valuable resources and supporting the transition to a circular economy in the country.