Aluminium is one of the few materials that can be recycled infinitely without losing its original properties. This means it can go through countless recycling cycles — from a drinks can to an aluminium tray, and then to a car part — while maintaining the same level of strength, lightness and resistance. Unlike other packaging […]

The BRC certification (British Retail Consortium) is one of the most widely recognised international standards in the food and packaging sectors. Created to guarantee quality, safety and regulatory compliance across the supply chain, it is now considered an essential requirement for companies that produce, package or distribute consumer goods.

The recycling of aluminium has become a key topic in today’s debate on environmental sustainability. This material is not only highly versatile but also boasts a unique feature: it can be recycled endlessly without losing its original properties. Understanding how the recovery process works, and the tangible benefits of recycled aluminium, means embracing a more […]

Food waste is a global issue that affects everyone, from households to restaurants and large-scale retailers. Every year, tonnes of perfectly good food end up in the bin, with a negative impact on both the environment and the economy. Reducing food waste means saving natural resources, lowering emissions, and promoting a more mindful consumption model. […]

Aluminium is one of the most sustainable materials available: it’s 100% recyclable and can be reused endlessly without losing its original properties. That’s exactly why it’s so important to dispose of aluminium packaging correctly through separate waste collection—small mistakes can compromise the entire recycling process. But where should aluminium go? And what about food containers […]

Aluminium recycling is a pillar of the circular economy. Thanks to its 100% and infinitely recyclable nature, aluminium can be remelted and reused without loss of quality. This process significantly reduces the extraction of raw materials, energy consumption and CO₂ emissions, contributing to a more sustainable production model.

Aluminium is a precious, lightweight, and infinitely recyclable material. However, when it comes to recycling, many people wonder: can dirty aluminium be recycled? And, above all, what to do with objects such as used baking trays or food containers? Let’s clarify how to properly recycle used aluminium trays and other containers, even when they are […]

Aluminium recycling is a fundamental practice for reducing environmental impact, safeguarding natural resources and decreasing CO2 emissions. Thanks to its ability to be recycled infinitely without losing quality, aluminium represents an ideal material for a sustainable life cycle. For this reason, it is very important to know the main phases of this process to better […]

Aluminium is one of the most recyclable materials in the world and, for this reason, it is essential to dispose of it correctly. However, many people wonder where to throw aluminium foil containers, a frequently asked question that can vary depending on the area you are in. However, let’s try to clarify to carry out […]

The BRC certification (British Retail Consortium) is one of the most internationally recognized standards for guaranteeing the integrity, legality and reliability of food products and packaging. In particular, the acronym BRCGS stands for “BRC Global Standards”, and refers to a system that covers several areas, including food safety, quality management and sustainability in production chains. Possessing this […]