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Welcome to the
BPF
EPS Group website
The EPS (expanded polystyrene) Group is a member-group of the British Plastics Federation, and was formed in January 2009, following a merger of the BPF EPS Construction Group and the BPF EPS Packaging Group.
The Group represents 80% of the expandable polystyrene manufacturing industry in the UK and works to provide authoritative, reliable information to companies and individuals seeking independent facts about the performance of the material.
The protective and insulating abilities of EPS are unrivalled, making it a prime packaging material and, an outstanding provider of thermal insulation in the construction industry.
The environmental credentials of EPS are supported by the Building Research Establishment, which has given EPS a much sought after A* environmental rating, in addition thousands of tonnes of used EPS packaging are recycled every year here in the UK.
We provide guidance to organisations wishing to recycle used EPS and our Members can provide detailed technical advice – you can find contact details in the Members section.
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The UK industry group representing manufacturers of EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) for construction applications has issued a new, free-of-charge, 20 page technical guide for specifiers.
The UK industry group representing EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) for construction applications has launched a national campaign aimed at demolishing recent misinformation about the fire performance of EPS as insulation.
An oversized teacup, conceived by JAM, and moulded by the BPF’s EPS (expanded polystyrene) Group will be the icon which creates a visual link between 100% Design London and the London Design Festival for 2009.