1. Technology overview
PT Sirkular Saka Indonesia (Sirsak) is a B2B green-tech startup founded in Indonesia in 2023 by Angeline Callista, Violy Purnamasari and Lie Mangkusatya. It uses technology to trace post-consumer packaging waste from collection to recycling, helping consumer goods producers meet Extended Producer Responsibility obligations under Indonesia's Permen LHK 75/2019, with a focus on low-value materials such as multi-layer plastic.
Its Packaging Recovery Program is an end-to-end system: SirCle Box collection points and SirCle reverse vending machines are placed in retail stores, offices and public spaces, while S-POP software lets waste bank workers log incoming volumes, with automatic weight capture from connected digital scales. Transaction data flows into the Sirsak Dashboard, which shows producers real-time recovery results for EPR and sustainability reporting. A consumer app guides people to collection points and rewards them.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- Packaging Recovery Program: end-to-end collection, tracing, recycling and verification of post-consumer packaging.
- SirCle Box: brand-customisable collection boxes for retail stores, offices and public spaces.
- SirCle RVM: reverse vending machines that accept packaging from consumers.
- S-POP: tablet software for waste banks that records volumes and reads connected digital scales.
- Sirsak Dashboard: real-time recovery data for producers' EPR and sustainability reports.
- Sirsak App: consumer app to find collection points, recycle packaging and earn rewards.
3. Potential application
Food and beverage producers in Vietnam can run traceable take-back programmes for multi-layer packaging to support their EPR recycling obligations. Convenience store and coffee chains can host branded collection points. Waste banks and collectors can digitise intake records with scale-connected software.
4. Benefits
Producers get traceable, auditable evidence of packaging recovery for EPR reporting instead of unverified collection claims. Real-time dashboards show volumes by material and location. The programme covers hard-to-recycle multi-layer plastic, with 60,000 kg recovered and 208,000 kg of total waste managed so far. Branded collection boxes double as consumer engagement points.
5. Market trends & opportunities
EPR for packaging is now mandatory or being phased in across Southeast Asia, including Indonesia and Vietnam, and regulators increasingly expect producers to prove actual recovery. Low-value packaging such as sachets and multi-layer films lacks collection infrastructure, creating demand for traceable recovery programmes.
6. Other information
Founded in 2023 in Indonesia; operates in eight cities including Jakarta, Bekasi and Surabaya with 700+ collection points and 30+ brand clients such as Mayora, Nutrifood, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Kraft Heinz and L'Oreal. Investors include Openspace and The Radical Fund. Member of Prevent Waste Alliance and the Indonesia National Plastic Action Partnership; part of Grab Ventures Velocity batch 8.
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