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False myths
Our thoughts
Our solutions
– FALSE MYTHS ON PLASTIC –

All plastic is the same

What we call “plastic” is, in reality, a macro group that includes polymeric materials that are chemically, physically, mechanically and functionally different. Subsequently different kinds of plastic are subject to different kinds of recycling processes.
– FALSE MYTHS ON PLASTIC –

All plastic can be recycled

Several products made from plastic cannot be recycled: kitchen utensils, stationery, toys, PC accessories, CD’s and DVD’s and many more. Materials made from recyclable packaging are characterised by codes (defined by SPI – Society of Plastic Industry codes) used to identify the material for recycling purposes.
– FALSE MYTHS ON PLASTIC –

Plastic can be recycled infinitely

The recycling process, for example mechanical, tends to deteriorate the quality and physical-mechanical performance of the polymers. Therefore manufacturers normally melt a percentage of recycled material with virgin material in order to maintain the physical properties that they require: or additives are used that are mixed with the recycled plastic in order to restore some of the original properties.
– FALSE MYTHS ON PLASTIC –

All plastic is the same

What we call “plastic” is, in reality, a macro group that includes polymeric materials that are chemically, physically, mechanically and functionally different. Subsequently different kinds of plastic are subject to different kinds of recycling processes.
– FALSE MYTHS ON PLASTIC –

All plastic can be recycled

Several products made from plastic cannot be recycled: kitchen utensils, stationery, toys, PC accessories, CD’s and DVD’s and many more. Materials made from recyclable packaging are characterised by codes (defined by SPI – Society of Plastic Industry codes) used to identify the material for recycling purposes.
– FALSE MYTHS ON PLASTIC –

Plastic can be recycled infinitely

The recycling process, for example mechanical, tends to deteriorate the quality and physical-mechanical performance of the polymers. Therefore manufacturers normally melt a percentage of recycled material with virgin material in order to maintain the physical properties that they require: or additives are used that are mixed with the recycled plastic in order to restore some of the original properties.

Our thoughts

We believe that today the focal point of discussions on the environmental impact of plastic is not the plastic itself, but a lack of culture by individuals on how to use it. Scientists declare that the problem is not actually the plastic, but man.

Therefore our mission lies in an attempt to transmit the message that plastic, if adequately well-known and correctly recycled, can have several forms of life. This is why we are committed to searching for suppliers that propose modern and eco-sustainable products. These are the objectives on which our ‘belief’ is based:

Promotion of a circular economy
Diffusion of a recycling culture
Search for modern instruments

Our solutions

Compostable films

They are characterised by the use of raw materials deriving from sources of renewable origin and poly-lactic acid and polibutilen succinate based. In the last few years the use of bio packaging has increased dramatically.

Recyclable films

These are the most sustainable ones for the environment, health and the economy. Their production cycle, use and regeneration provides a high contribution to the development of a circular economy.

PLA film

Poly-Lactic Acid, it is a kind of bio-plastic deriving from the transformation of sugar in the corn, beetroot, sugar cane and other natural renewable materials not deriving from oil.