Glass
The circular economy represents a transformative way of thinking about the future—rethinking the entire lifecycle of a product, from manufacturing to disposal and throughout its use, to minimize environmental impacts.
Glass stands out as one of the most human-friendly and sustainable packaging materials. It is 100% recyclable and infinitely recyclable, made from natural minerals such as sand, soda ash, limestone, and feldspar. Unlike other materials, glass can be fully reused in the recycling production cycle without any material loss. This allows it to be reshaped into new and innovative creations while remaining inert and impermeable.
By incorporating cullet (recycled glass) into the production process, we reduce the dependency on raw material extraction from nature.
- Virgin Cullet Reuse: Glass from our production processes is reintegrated, minimizing waste.
- Post-Consumer Recycling (PCR): Recycled glass is used for new packaging, significantly reducing the consumption of virgin raw materials.
These practices lower energy consumption, decrease CO2 emissions, and contribute to environmental preservation, ensuring glass remains a cornerstone of sustainable packaging solutions.
PCR – Post-Consumer Recycled Glass
To reduce CO2 emissions and minimize the impact on natural resources, we continuously produce flint glass packaging with a percentage of post-consumer recycled glass (PCR), optimizing water, energy, raw material, and input consumption.
For amber glass packaging, we incorporate over 40% post-consumer recycled glass (PCR), reinforcing our commitment to sustainability and environmental preservation.