PEMA Plastic Mfg. Corp. was founded in 1976 by Joseph K. Mancilla who first started in recycling plastic scrap.  During this time, the technology wasn't that improvised until the later following years which the company foresaw and then sought the advantage of the trading business.  With the growth of plastic industries and the demand of its applications, PEMA has since been expanding its wide network of business from manufacturing of local recycled pellets to importing of polypropylene and polyethylene resins from foreign petrochemical companies in the USA, Singapore, Korea, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Japan, etc.  PEMA is now directly importing raw materials resins like LADENE, MARLEX, POLENE, EQUATE, SEETEC, PETLIN, PROPELINAS, UBE, HIVOREX, QAMAIR, TAISOX, etc. to name a few, and distributed to different local consumers or manufacturers to meet their specific demands. The Company also have been exporting local recycled LDPE pellets to other Asian countries namely HongKong, China, Taiwan, and South Africa. The competitive economy is seen with the recent establishment of JG Petrochemical Corp., a local petrochemical plant that was put up in Batangas, Philippines. The company manufactures local PP/PE Evalene resins supplied to local plastics industry.  PEMA has marked another record by becoming one of a few companies to be authorized as a distributor of Evalene resins. Through our best accomodating service, PEMA still stands against the test of the business edge and demands.