This report focuses on the fiber recycling business of post-consumer polypropylene bulk bags (FIBC/raffia). This business generates positive cash flow, has a payback period of approximately two years, and demonstrates strong profitability. Under conservative assumptions, the unit gross profit is approximately $78-92/ton. A 500 kg/hour production line has an EBITDA of approximately $78-92/ton, resulting in an annual EBITDA of approximately $180,000. The net payback period is 1.6-1.9 years.

PP raffia is extruded polypropylene flat yarn widely used for woven jumbo bags and packaging fabrics. Polypropylene raffia recycling and PP Woven Recycling turn post‑consumer bulk bags into reusable pellets. Jumbo bags recycling gains momentum amid EU plastic regulations, creating a booming circular‑economy market with growing demand for clean, high‑quality recycled PP pellets.

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