This project addresses critical challenges in the plastics industry by striving for sustainable production and a circular economy, with a focus on improving the environmental impact of structural plastic components in the automotive sector, and subsequently other sectors. In addition, the project emphasizes design for recycling approaches and the utilization of recycled materials through Structural Hybrid Molding (OSHM) technology, where unidirectional, continuous fiber reinforcement is combined with thermoplastic, back-injected material, forming structural parts. The conventional use of recycled plastics faces hurdles due to compromised mechanical properties compared to virgin materials. OSHM technology introduces reinforcing fibers to enhance mechanical properties without relying on virgin materials. Shifting to continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastics not only overcomes technical limitations but also promotes sustainability and circular practices. The involved partners cover the whole value added chain from semi-finished goods to end user.