Recycled Plastic Infrastructure Showcased at Plast India 2026

At Plast India 2026, Jyoti World Pvt. Ltd. unveiled its INFIN sustainable product portfolio, demonstrating infrastructure solutions made from recycled plastic. The exhibition featured a live deployment of 100 recycled plastic benches, showcasing their durability and performance. The INFIN range includes public seating, pavers, pallets, and modular shelters, all designed to convert post-consumer waste into long-lifecycle products, promoting circular manufacturing and addressing global sustainability and ESG compliance goals in infrastructure development.

Jyoti World Pvt. Ltd. made a significant impact at Plast India 2026, held in New Delhi, by introducing its INFIN sustainable product portfolio focused on recycled plastic infrastructure. The core of their presentation was the live deployment of 100 recycled plastic benches across the exhibition grounds, providing a real-world demonstration of their structural durability, load-bearing capabilities, and weather resistance under continuous public usage. This contrasted with static displays, allowing industry delegates and stakeholders, including the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Delhi, to observe performance firsthand. The INFIN range encompasses several key product categories: ReBench (recycled public seating that resists corrosion and splintering), RePave (recycled plastic tiles and pavers offering high compressive strength for pathways, aiming to reduce cement use), Recycled Plastic Pallets (moisture-resistant and fumigation-free for logistics), and ReShelter (modular infrastructure units combining FRP with recycled plastic cladding for various applications like guard cabins and bus shelters). Jyoti World emphasized converting post-consumer and mixed plastic waste into infrastructure-grade products with long lifecycles, aligning with circular economy principles and global ESG compliance. The company operates a large integrated manufacturing campus, positioning its INFIN range for both domestic infrastructure programs and international markets, where sustainable procurement guidelines are increasingly prioritizing recycled-content public assets.