NexEco
Introducing
NexKemia’s Sustainable Line of Expandable Polystyrene
Contains 30% recycled post-consumer/post-industrial material

NexKemia is making significant strides in the field of sustainable materials by developing specialty expandable polystyrene (EPS) resins that incorporate recycled content. Our innovative approach includes the use of advanced extrusion technologies to create products that are not only environmentally friendly but also offer high-quality performance.

The NexEco family of products, all which features recycled content, are marked by the ECO signature in their brand name. Additionally, each grade of product with recycled content is identified with the “E30” designation in its product code. These designations signify a commitment to sustainability, indicating that the products contain recycled materials and align with the company’s vision for a greener future in the industry.

NexKemia recycle content resins are available in EPS (NexKem Eco) and GPS (NexTherm Eco), Modified and Regular Grades. NexKemia’s approach to sustainability is to convert single use polystyrene products, which historically has been landfilled, into a valuable resource thus creating a greener planet for future generations. Most impressive is the recycled content does not impact the physical properties of the resulting molded products, EPS/GPS molded with NexKemia’s recycled content resins perform equally to that of EPS/GPS molded with virgin resin.

NexEco bag

***NexEco (ME series) is now UL Certified (UL 723, ASTM C578 and CANULC 102.2, CANULC S701.1) for use in construction application in North America.***

From Recycled polystyrene to Sustainable EPS resin

At NexKemia, sustainability is more than a goal — it’s built into every step of our process. Through NexEco™, we transform used EPS foam into new, high-performance resin ready for packaging and insulation applications.

This circular approach reduces waste, conserves resources, and proves that innovation and responsibility can work together — for a cleaner, smarter future.

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