Recyclix® on Temporary Decline in Production Capacity
One of the major fires for the past few years
in Poland broke out in Brożku landfills last week, February 14th,
affecting the Zielona Gora Recyclix facility in Poland along with the
storehouse and the waste that was kept there. 17 fire units were working
on the site while the fire covered 1.5 hectares of land without leaving
anything aside.
Recyclix is a manufacturing business that is strongly dependent on
the capacity of the raw material, namely the waste for further recycling
and pellets production. The massive fire that has arisen in Brożku
landfills not only affected the facility and the equipment line, but
furthermost destroyed a significant amount of waste intended for
recycling. Fortunately, the facility and the warehouse were insured and
the insurance company is now further evaluating the fire case in order
to comply with all the procedures
Recyclix representatives have visited the facility and already estimated
the primary loss, stating that the waste capacity has significantly
decreased at the moment. Due to the sufficient loss of waste and damage
to the equipment, Recyclix is forced to use all its resources to recover
from the fire without stopping the further manufacture. The current
situation led to certain difficulties in maintaining the balance between
the waste volume being in recycling and the real waste capacity.
In order to continue and be able to proceed with the recycling, revenue
payments and further manufacture, Recyclix was forced to adhere to the
recovery plan, that way restoring the previous capacity and getting back
on the track. It is expected to regain the former balance by June,
2017.
Albeit the risks that come along with the manufacturing business and
affect all the involved members, Recyclix would like to point out that
the actions taken should be perceived as non-other but a Force Majeure
inevitable recovery plan to execute the further operation as smooth as
possible. Therefore, all Recyclix website users, who deposited before
the fire on February 14th, 2017, will be divided into following
categories:
1) Users who are in profit and with less than 33.3% revenue share
2) Users with 33,3% revenue share and in profit
3) Users with less than 33.3% revenue share or not yet in profit
Each group will be assigned a certain % of the waste quota
decrease to balance the current waste capacity and operate smoothly
during the recovery period, expected till June, 2017. 
Since Recyclix has proved itself as a strong, reliable and fair partner
in the past few years, we dare to hope that users stay loyal and share
the risks of the recycling business, accepting the offered recovery
option.
Recyclix has experienced a big amount of payout requests
over the last month and has implemented certain restrictions in order to
process the queue as fast as possible, but there are still payments
pending. We would like to apologize for any inconvenience or frustration
this caused you and reaffirm that Recyclix payment department has
worked hard to resolve the issue and is almost back to the usual
operating mode, despite the above mentioned situation.
However, please note that as required by the banking institutions
compliance procedures, in order to process wire payments, Recyclix is
obliged to confirm every user’s ID and Recyclix-registered address. To
receive the wire payment, the ID and address verification documents (ID,
utility bill, bank statement, postal ID etc.) have to be uploaded into
the system. This is a one-time procedure intended only for internal use
of Recyclix. All document verifications are processed manually and
might take up to 3-5 business days.
Considering the situation, Recyclix is likely to revise and extend
the deadline for the new registrations and waste-buying option through
its current Online-Recycling-Platform that was previously set to October
2017. Recyclix expects that to be revised and announced by June, 2017,
after the recovery period termination.
We would appreciate if, considering the circumstances, you would
stay patient and loyal. We apologize again for the delay and thank you
for your time. We have been happy with our business relationship and
trust this incident will not jeopardize our future dealings.
More details on the fire in Brożku landfills can be found in the local polish mass media.
