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26.01.2026

New record for PET to PET 2025 balance sheet: 1.34 billion bottles processed

· 33,675 tonnes of high-quality PET beverage bottles were successfully recycled in 2025 – this represents an increase in production volume of around 7% compared to the previous year (2024: 31,354 tonnes) and a new all-time high
· Challenging conditions: An initial sharp increase in processing volumes due to single-use deposit systems in neighbouring EU countries and Austria was followed by consumer reluctance in the second half of the year
· Price differences between primary and secondary goods and increasing cheap imports of secondary raw materials from non-EU countries are a growing problem
· Investments at the company's site: High-quality metal separation system for detecting and removing contaminants from beverage cans and a new 140 m³ silo for additional storage capacity successfully put into operation
· Outlook for 2026: Further automation steps planned in the washing plant and plant feeding

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28.08.2025

Record level for PET to PET half-year balance sheet: 18,403 tons of PET bottles recycled

• 18,403 tons of PET beverage bottles were successfully kept in the resource cycle in the first half of 2025 – an increase of 14.5% compared to the previous year (first half of 2024: 16,071 tons).
• PET to PET recorded solid growth in processing volume after a slight decline last year.
• Reason: Introduction of the single-use deposit system improves material and recyclate quality.
• Outlook for 2025: Quality adjustments and modernization of the brand image will be followed by silo expansion at the company's Müllendorf site.

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17.06.2025

PET to PET Recycling celebrates open day

- PET to PET in Müllendorf has been producing new PET beverage bottles from old ones for 18 years.
- Every year, around 1.3 billion PET bottles or around 33,000 tons of PET material pass through the unique bottle-to-bottle cycle.
- At the open day, the company provided an insight into the recycling process.
- Numerous guests from the worlds of politics and business - including Burgenland state parliament members Robert Hergovich and Margit Paul-Kientzl, Georg Knill (President of the Federation of Austrian Industries), Andreas Wirth (President of the Burgenland Chamber of Commerce) and Werner Huf (Mayor of Müllendorf) accepted the invitation.

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