Sea Way Chemical Processing BV (SWCP)
SWCP is the holding company of the Sea Way Group.
SWCP also takes care of the production, storage, transhipment and delivery
of Alkane-sulfonate, a raw material for liquid detergents.

Sea Way Refining BV (SWR)
SWR has been established as the working company for the processing of plastic wastes on
an industrial scale, and specifically polyolefines, into a high quality raw material
for the plastic converting industry.

In 2003 a pilot plant to test different processes and process operations was successfully commissioned.
In 2004 an existing plant was converted to a plant for the recovery of pure polyethylene
from used and contaminated polyethylene.
The plant was commissioned in the 3rd quarter of 2004 and became operational in January 2005.
The first quantity of polyolefines which will be processed is
granulated material  from crates in which cadmium was used.
Heineken and Sea Way signed an agreement for the processing of 28,000 tons
of granulate in total from the well-known yellow and red crates.
The granulate which mainly consists of polyethylene (HDPE),
will be processed by dissolving it in an organic solvent.
The cadmium is then separated by filtration and the HDPE is recovered
from the solvent. This HDPE has the same quality as the original
virgin HDPE and can be used again as a raw material.
          Sea Way aims to process also other plastic wastes containing
cadmium from the Netherlands as well as from abroad.
             

Sea Way Crumb Rubber Production BV (SWCRP)
SWCRP has the intention to start with the processing of post consumer (car) tyres into
high quality rubber powder on an industrial scale.  With a combination of ambient and
cryogenic technologies a high quality rubber powder will be produced suitable for a wide
range of applications and products.
Sea Way is a member of the European Tyre Recycling Association (ETRA), a European
organisation devoted exclusively to tyre and rubber recycling.