永利yl(中国)搜狗百科

Resource Recycling

Shanying owns 42 recycling enterprises at home and abroad, which are located in the first and second-tier cities around the domestic papermaking bases, as well as in Holland, U.K., U.S., Thailand and other places. Aiming at standardization, standardization, scale, branding, greening, digitization and intelligence, Shanying focuses on the construction of renewable resources recycling network system, full-chain digital operation and management, leads the development of the industry and assists in its upgrading.

overseas

WPT

WPT is a comprehensive service provider with a specialisation in recovered paper and plastics, and has established a solid market position in Europe over the past three decades. As of December, 2023, it has 381 customers, 708 suppliers and 496 transport provider. WPT connects producers’ demand for recovered paper and plastics, with the supply of these materials from collectors, recyclers, producers and traders. Its international network enables us to offer solutions to sellers and buyers of secondary raw materials on international recycling markets.
Cycle Link International

As the international trade division of Shanying International, Cycle Link International Holdings Limited (Cycle Link International) is a comprehensive supply chain service provider, which was established in 2007. Cycle Link International has trade and logistics channels in many countries on all continents, and has established a global procurement system for recycled fibers covering all continents. Moreover, it has built a "big logistics" system for the recycled fiber resources industry, with a procurement footprint covering 33 countries and 35 waste paper types.
Thailand Jinhe Golden Dragon

Thailand Jinhe Golden Dragon is committed to providing domestic paper mills with high-quality recycled fiber pulp raw materials, and its main business is the processing and sales of recycled fiber raw materials. The Company is located in Golden Dragon Free Trade Zone, Chonburi, Thailand. The project has two phases of construction, both of which were put into operation in 2022, and the current equipment is designed to have a capacity of 400,000 tons per annum.