Home Climate UAE’s Rebound launches subscription-based recycling platform Rebound’s platform expansion comes at a time when the UAE’s plastic recycling market alone is projected to reach 1.44 million tonnes by 2030 by Neesha Salian September 5, 2024 Image: Getty Images UAE-based Rebound, a subsidiary of Sirius International Holding, has launched a subscription-based platform aimed at transforming the global recycling industry by connecting buyers, sellers, and partners of recyclable materials. The platform offers a 0 per cent commission on trades, enhancing profitability for users while promoting sustainability, aligning with the company’s vision of creating a circular economy. The new platform features an extended product portfolio that includes plastics, rubber, e-waste, metal, paper, and cardboard, providing users with access to dedicated account management, real-time price indices, and sustainability reporting. Additionally, members can engage with industry peers through a community page and access profiles of solution partners. “Rebound is more than a marketplace; it represents a revolution in global recycling,” said Maryam Al Mansoori, founder and general manager of Rebound. “Our platform empowers the industry to meet sustainability demands while supporting the UAE’s commitment to achieving net-zero goals.” Rebound’s platform launch comes at a crucial time The platform’s launch coincides with the growing demand for sustainable solutions in the UAE, where the plastic recycling market is projected to reach 1.44 million tonnes by 2030. Rebound’s platform is aligned with the UAE’s Green Agenda 2030 and the Integrated Waste Management Strategy 2021-2041, aiming to reduce environmental impact and support the country’s transition to a circular economy. Rebound’s platform, developed with a team of Emirati talent and international expertise, is poised to play a significant role in advancing waste management innovation across the region. Read Insights: Empowering the circular economy Tags Circular Economy Rebound UAE You might also like UAE to host first regional centre of excellence to boost food security Etihad Rail secures global partnerships to boost infrastructure, operations Empowering women entrepreneurs: unlocking a multi-trillion-dollar opportunity OKX shakes up Dubai’s crypto scene with new exchange