Packaging waste is generated every day in households, offices, and businesses through the use of products we buy and consume. A large portion of packaging waste can be reused as raw material if properly separated and disposed of. That is why sorting packaging waste is an important step toward more efficient recycling and resource preservation.
Separate collection of packaging allows materials such as plastic, paper, glass, wood, and metal to gain new value through reuse. This reduces the amount of waste in landfills, preserves natural resources, and decreases the need for producing new raw materials.
By properly disposing of waste, every household and every company can contribute to a more efficient waste management system and a more responsible approach toward the environment.
After packaging waste is properly separated and collected, it is transported to sorting facilities, where it is additionally separated by material type. Each fraction goes through a specific treatment process in order to obtain secondary raw materials ready for the production of new packaging or other products.
