Plastic Waste Recycling
From Waste to Worth: Building Tomorrow with Recycled Plastic.
Plastic waste is one of the world’s biggest challenges. At Ecoville, we convert that challenge into opportunity — transforming discarded plastics into durable, eco-conscious building materials that protect forests, save resources, and create a sustainable future.
Waste Recycling Environmental Impact
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Our Impact Pulse
“Our journey begins at the Material Recovery Facility (MRF), where all collected waste is sorted and cleaned.
The recyclable portion is then sent to our Plastic Recycling Plant (PRP), where it is transformed into high-quality, reusable Ecoville products.
Together, they form the backbone of our zero-waste ecosystem.”
MRF EcoMeter
PRP EcoMeter
Building a Sustainable Future, Together
Every year, India generates over 32 million metric tons of packaging waste — much of it single-use plastic that ends up in landfills. Ecoville was born to change this.
An initiative by Starlite Group, supported by Kolkata Municipal Corporation, Ecoville pioneers a circular economy model where plastic waste is collected, processed, and reborn as sustainable construction materials.
Our Commitment:
- Reduce landfill pressure through large-scale recycling.
- Provide eco-friendly alternatives to wood, metal, and concrete.
- Lower carbon emissions with energy-efficient production.
- Deliver affordable, long-lasting solutions for industries and communities.
Our Products
Shuttering Boards
- High strength and long life.
- Termite and corrosion resistant
Lumber
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- Termite-proof, weather-resistant, and versatile.
- Termite-proof, weather-resistant, and versatile.
The Ecoville Manufacturing Process
From waste to wonder — every Ecoville product is born through a carefully engineered process that ensures zero deforestation, reduced emissions, and a fully recyclable outcome.
Preparation & Sorting
Waste plastic collected, sorted, and cleaned.
Processing & Extrusion
Plastics shredded, melted, and shaped into planks.
Compression
Hot and cold press techniques for boards and sheets.
Formation
Molded, cooled, and polished into final recyclable products.