REMADYL Project

REMADYL is an EU-funded project aiming to recycle old PVC by removing hazardous legacy substances like phthalate plasticizers and heavy metal stabilizers.[1]

Overview

REMADYL Project focuses on rejuvenating 'old PVC' into high purity PVC through the removal of legacy substances from end-of-life PVC waste. The project addresses recycling of hard PVC (window frames, tubes) and soft PVC (flooring, cables) post-consumer waste that contains hazardous additives such as DEHP plasticizers and lead-based stabilizers. REMADYL is funded by the European Union under the H2020 program.

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