Who We Are | Garbag Rebits - Waste Visionaries Transforming Plastic Recycling

We’re not a traditional recycling company — we’re a new-age startup that looks at plastic differently that’s why We are the waste visionaries. Headquartered in Sarigam, Gujarat, we are a vertically integrated recycling company driving the circular economy for polyolefins (PE & PP). Our strength lies in science and innovation: turning even the “impossible to recycle” plastics into high-quality materials through proprietary technology and robust R&D. But our mission goes beyond technology. We ethically recycle waste while uplifting waste pickers with training, fair opportunities, and dignity of work. For brand owners, we deliver recycled granules that are not just sustainable but also responsibly sourced, enabling true EPR compliance. For us, recycling isn’t just about plastic — it’s about redefining how India thinks about waste, responsibility, and value creation.

We are the Synergy of

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DEEP IMPACT

Empowering waste pickers through fair income, training, and dignity — because they are at the frontline of change.
Helping brands meet EPR compliance while reducing environmental footprint.
Driving the RedBag Revolt — a nationwide movement for safe disposal of sanitary pads and diapers, protecting communities and ensuring waste doesn’t harm society or animals.

DEEP TECHNOLOGY

We turn plastics deemed “impossible to recycle” into high-quality, reusable polymers through our proprietary R&D
Our full-scale R&D setup allows us to blend recycled materials that match virgin performance — proving sustainability doesn’t mean compromise.
We constantly innovate with lab-tested formulations for a wide range of industrial and consumer applications.

9-10%

Only 9–10% of plastic waste is recycled globally. India alone generates over 11 million tonnes of plastic scrap every year — out of which about 5.8 million tonnes are burned and 3.5 million tonnes leak into the environment annually.

2000 MT

Over 2,000 MT of diaper waste is generated in India every month — silently dumped and forgotten, never tracked, never even counted in our plastic-waste statistics.

1.5- 4 million

There are around 1.5-4 million informal waste-pickers in India, working in hazardous conditions with little protection or social support. Some estimates suggest their life-expectancy can be as low as 39 years, far below the national average.”

USD 116.71 Billions

The global market for sustainable plastic packaging is set to cross USD 116.71 billion by 2030 — a strong indicator that “recycling” is becoming the new normal for global manufacturers.

At Rebits, we exist to address deep-rooted social and environmental issues through a financially sustainable recycling model.

Here are the specific problems we are working on:

Problem 1: DIAPERS AND SANITARY PADS

We’re not afraid to talk about the waste no one else does.

Around 12 billion sanitary pads and 30 billion diapers are disposed of every year in India alone.
These products are made of multi-layered plastics, SAPs, and fibers — designed for single use, but not for end-of-life recovery.
Currently, less than 1% of this waste is collected or treated responsibly — the rest ends up in landfills or open dumps.
This waste stream is rarely discussed — yet it contributes to millions of tons of unmanaged waste annually.

Problem 2: MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY OF WASTE PICKERS IN INDIA

We can’t build a circular economy while keeping its first workers invisible.

India has over 1.5 to 4 million waste pickers, forming the invisible workforce of the recycling sector.
Despite handling more than 70% of all recyclables, most earn barely ₹200–₹300 a day, with no social or health security.
Many live in unsafe, unsanitary conditions, facing discrimination and exposure to toxic materials.
Lack of formal recognition keeps them trapped in poverty — even though they are key to keeping cities clean and circular.
This is not just an environmental issue, but a human dignity crisis at the core of the recycling chain.

Problem 3: INDUSTRIES STRUGGLING WITH EPR AND RECYCLED MATERIAL USAGE

Recycling in theory is easy; in manufacturing, it’s a constant battle.

Under India’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) rules, companies are required to recover and recycle a set percentage of the plastic they use — but meeting these targets is far from simple.
Many industries face challenges not only in sourcing certified recyclers but also in actually using recycled material in their production formulas.
Recycled plastics often suffer from inconsistent quality, odor, contamination, and poor compatibility with virgin materials, making them difficult to incorporate into high-performance applications.
The lack of standardized grades, traceability, and reliable supply chains further discourages adoption.
As a result, even well-intentioned brands struggle to go beyond paperwork compliance, keeping true circular manufacturing out of reach.

Our Guiding Principles

Impact Before Everything

We started Rebits to solve real problems. If something doesn’t create genuine social or environmental impact, we simply don’t do it. That’s where every decision begins for us.

Make It Financially Real

Our funda is very clear — this is a business, and it has to be financially sustainable and profit-making. Only then can we support the entire chain, uplift the people connected with us, and keep building new solutions and research.

Think Beyond Today

We don’t work just for quick results. Whatever we build, we build to last — ideas, systems, and solutions that stay strong for years. People can count on us for their long-term solutions.

Our values

We don’t chase what’s shiny — we stay rooted in what’s real. If something doesn’t solve a genuine problem or make the system cleaner, it doesn’t make the cut. We’d rather be slow and honest than fast and hollow. Our truth is in the work we do, not in how it’s marketed.

Recycling isn’t easy — it’s messy, tiring, and rarely celebrated. But we show up every single day because change doesn’t come from comfort. Our hands get dirty so our planet can breathe cleaner. Every small win — every bag sorted, every flake cleaned — is part of something far bigger than us.

We don’t patch problems — we fix them at the root. Every process, machine, and partnership we build is meant to last, not just to look good on paper. We take time to do things right, because shortcuts cost more in the long run. Our foundation is built on patience, precision, and purpose.

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