We are PRS
We are operating one of the most established circular economy systems in Europe, supplying reusable pallets to the petrochemical industry.
We carry impact by always acting fairly and sustainably to deliver reduced costs for our customers, enabling the petrochemical industry to achieve its critical operational and sustainability goals.
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Our team
Our PRS team is driven by it's values care, dare, deliver. We focus on our customers by continuous improvements and aim for secured supply. Sustainability is in our DNA. As from the beginning the business model is based on re-use within whole Europe. Our international focus also characterizes our PRS family, because we have a very international employee base. This results in high diversity of backgrounds and makes it so interesting to work at PRS.
Eager to work in a challenging, international environment? In a company that recognises excellence and offers great career opportunities? Make sure to visit our careers page!
A family business
PRS is part of Faber Group, a family owned company with a history dating back to 1891. Faber Group is one of Europe’s leading poolers and is also a producer of sustainable wooden products.
Our purpose, mission and values
At PRS, we are proud of the solid foundation upon which our pallet pooling service is built. Our commitment to excellence and sustainability sets us apart, and our values serve as the guiding principles that drive our every action. We believe in the power of collaboration, simplicity, and continuous improvement, and these values are at the core of our pallet pooling model.
Our history
The story of PRS started in the mid-nineties, when the joint European polymer producers embraced a new concept for a sustainable, circular collection and recycling system.
Next step was to find a company that could actually manage re-use and shared use on a European level. With over 100 years of experience in quality pallets, Faber Group won the bid. It built a European network of depots, suppliers, carriers and collection service centres. Together, they came up with an industry-wide concept based on standard, re-usable CP-style pallets. They called it the "Pallet Return System" which later became abbreviated to PRS.
The original participants remain customers of PRS to this day. We are proud of this heritage. Our pooling system really was created by the industry, for the industry. As a unique collaborative circular economic model that reduces waste by promoting re-use, it may be more relevant than ever. Because who knew, in 1996, that circularity would become such a crucial factor in the polymer industry of today?
