Yilmaz Recycling Company,

Our Yilmaz Recycling Company, Yilmaz Hurdacilik ve Ticaret Ltd. Sti. was established in Adana in 1995 under the title of recycling facility in accordance with the standards. The main field of activity of our facility is the collection and separation of glass and pet bottle wastes and recycling them as secondary raw materials to the economy. In accordance with the Packaging Waste Control Regulation, it applied for a license in 2003 and received the Recycling Facility and Collection Separation Facility licenses in the same year. In 2007, its title was changed to YILMAZ AMBALAJ ATIKLARI GERİ DÖNÜŞÜM SAN. and TİC. LTD. STI. registered as. In 2010, our company started to produce polyester fiber from broken pet bottle. Our Recycling and Fiber businesses operate on 24.000m2.

Our target audience includes yarn, home textile, automotive and nonwoven customers using regenerated polyester fiber. In addition to the domestic market, Europe and India are among the important regions we export to. Our facility produces an average of 40 tons of regenerated polyester fiber per day. In addition, 75 tons of pet bottle shards are produced per day using German and Italian technology. In addition, it is possible to develop and produce all kinds of regenerated polyester fibers with our dynamic and experienced staff. 

Mission 

To adopt the fact that quality is a necessity and to provide a solution-oriented and creative service understanding in all our business processes. To be the leading company that uses resources effectively, adopts sustainable environmental policy, constantly seeks the best and contributes to the country's economy.

Vision

To be the leading organization that deals with environmental problems with a holistic perspective by constantly and significantly increasing the values ​​we add to our suppliers, employees and our environment, produces the most economical solutions with appropriate technology and competent staff in the field, and contributes to sustainable development within the framework of environmental standards.