Secondary raw materials

Secondary raw materials, processed chemicals, regenerates.
Raw materials recovered through recycling that can be used for new production processes. Depending on their nature, technical process and effort, different raw materials can be recycled different times until a chemical, physical or economic limit is reached.

By-product raw materials
By-product raw materials are material streams generated during the production of primary raw materials that can be used directly or after treatment (e.g. purified, filtered or distilled) in new production processes.

As a sustainable chemical trading company, we are setting course for secondary raw materials, especially in the area of solvent recovery. Together with our long-term partners, we now have a wide range of recycled chemicals. The environmental aspect and conservation of primary resources is one of our main arguments. The use of secondary raw materials reduces the supply risk of primary raw materials and demonstrably contributes significantly to climate and environmental protection.

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Secondary raw materials from STOCKMEIER

SUSTAINABILITY @ STOCKMEIER

Focus on circular economy law

Energy savings, reduction of environmental pollution and carbon dioxide emissions as well as waste prevention are decisive. The provision of secondary raw materials by recycling waste has developed into a dynamic economic sector.

In order to be able to secure the raw material situation in Germany in the long term, the supply of secondary raw materials is of particular importance. Recycling extends the life cycles of primary resources and thus secures the supply base of the economy in the future.

Quality / Price-Performance

Our selected partners work with state-of-the-art distillation plants, which are constantly being improved and expanded. We have continuous access to a wide range of high purity products and our product range of regenerates is becoming more and more extensive. 
In view of further increasing prices for primary raw materials, we want to create economic as well as ecological incentives and offer the possibility to switch to more cost-efficient secondary raw materials.