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09.12.2024
Does It Make Sense to Replace Wood Fences with recycled plastic?
Even today, many people remain hesitant to use plastic fences. Those who prefer natural materials, in particular, often reject fences made from recycl...
10.05.2024
Beyond Green: LLPlastic's Journey into a Circular Economy
In a world where sustainability is no longer just a buzzword but a guiding principle for businesses, but what does this exactly mean? And how can we t...
22.11.2023
The Psychological Phenomenon of littering
Litter, litter, trash could be the next duck, duck, goose. I see it before me, little kids praying they will be ‘trash’, chosen to run around t...
22.11.2023
Rejuvenating Scotland & The UK: The Natural World Fund
In a world where conservation and restoration are paramount, LLPlastic has embarked on a mission to support charitable organizations dedicated to pres...
22.11.2023
Revolutionizing Scotlands Oyster Farms: Recycled Plastic Posts to the Rescue
In the picturesque landscapes of Scotland, where the rugged coastline meets the shimmering North Sea, there exists a thriving oyster farm that has wea...
22.11.2023
Scotland, home to the world's longest recycled plastic bridge
The River Tweed, which runs through the Scottish Borders, is perhaps most famous for the cloth that bares its name. The river also acts as an environm...
15.08.2023
Recycled Plastic high quality design fences
The Benefits of Recycled Plastic Fences If you're looking for a high quality, eco-friendly fencing option, then recycled plastic is a great choice....
31.07.2023
Farms and equestrian blog
If you're looking for a high-tech, eco-friendly way to fence in your horse pasture, look no further than recycled plastic. Recycled pla...
27.07.2023
30 years old plastic fence posts
A forward-thinking farmer from Northern Ireland invested his money in recycled plastic posts 30 years ago in the hope that the rotten fence posts...
31.01.2023
How Big a Difference Can Biodegradable Straws Make to the Environment?
Disposable plastics are posing serious problems for our planet. Thanks to famous images of cluttered coastlines and suffering sea life, we’re all no...