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📣 Si ce sujet est sensible et primordial… Si l’avenir de tous dépend de nos choix d’aujourd’hui… Alors il faut impérativement intégrer nos matériaux recyclés dans la chaîne de valeur de nos productions ♻️ VALDEX POLYMERS vous accompagne dans ce futur

📰 NEW article published by our French partner Florence Isnard from IPC Centre Technique Industriel de la Plasturgie et des Composites. It is published in the French online magazine " L'UsineNovelle". Link to the article: https://lnkd.in/epNP3ZDd What is it about? Biobased materials offer an alternative to traditional plastics and facilitate the transition to a circular economy. New regulations on the recyclability and biodegradability of plastics are pushing manufacturers to adopt an eco-design approach and reinvent their production models to incorporate sustainable materials. However, challenges remain in balancing their performance, costs, and environmental impact. The INN-PRESSME project aims to propose solutions to these aspects. #Biomaterials #CircularEconomy #Recycability #Ecodesign #Sustainability #Automotive

🌱 Chez Lab Plastics, l'éco-responsabilité est au cœur de notre activité 🌍  Nous croyons que l'avenir du plastique passe par une approche durable et respectueuse de l'environnement. C'est pourquoi : ♻️ Nous intégrons l'économie circulaire en regranulant vos déchets plastiques pour les réintroduire directement dans vos chaînes de production.  🔄 Moins de perte, plus d'efficacité et surtout, sans aucune dégradation de la qualité des matériaux.  🌿 Nous vous accompagnons dans le développement de formules à base de matières biosourcées et biodégradables, pour réduire votre dépendance aux énergies fossiles.  💡 Ensemble, faisons le choix d'une transition écologique et durable pour l'industrie du plastique.    #ÉcoResponsabilité #ÉconomieCirculaire #Recyclage #BioSourcé #DéveloppementDurable #PlastiqueVert #Innovation #TransitionÉcologique #LabPlastics

Breaking ground for groundbreaking innovation♻ BOLD portfolio company CARBIOS ushered in a new era in the fight against plastic pollution this week. The startup celebrated the launch of construction on the world’s first PET bio-recycling plant. The site’s imminent opening marks a turning point not only for the beauty industry’s accelerated sustainability efforts, but for the betterment of the planet. The state-of-the-art facility in northern France will play a crucial role in supporting the circular economy by making industrial-scale bio-recycling technology a reality. Through its patented tech, Carbios is reinventing the plastic recycling process. Currently, each time PET plastic is recycled, the process breaks down its structure – making it weaker, less reliable and less useful over time. So, while recycling is of course important, it also means plastic can’t be recycled indefinitely. Carbios’ patented enzymatic technology can recycle all kinds of PET waste – the plastic found in everyday items – making 100% recycled products that can be recycled again and again. In the BOLD spirit of collaboration, L’Oréal brand Biotherm and Carbios have already put the innovative tech into action. The two joined forces to launch the first cosmetic bottle made entirely from recycled plastic, using Carbios’ enzymatic technology. At BOLD, we’re proud to partner leveraging the latest in tech to reimagine a more sustainable future. The new plant is just the start of what’s to come, and marks another exciting step in our collaboration. A major congratulations to Carbios for this achievement!                                                                                                                              #FortuneFavorsTheBOLD #CreateTheBeautyThatMovesTheWorld Laurent SCHMITT Samantha Etienne Muriel ATIAS Tony Khajenouri Presca Ahn Julie Pelcener Filippo Principi Adeline Girou Camille Kroely Antoine Vanlaeys Jacques Playe Caroline Venel Brice Andre Emmanuel Ladent 🌍 CEO - Carbios Pascal Bricout 🌎 - Carbios

Techtera takes us into the future of the textile industry For almost 20 years, TECHTERA, a competitiveness cluster, has been driving the transformation of the French textile industry by focusing on recycling, traceability and digitalisation. With 282 members and sales of over €15 billion, Techtera supports strategic projects such as the Casttor industrial demonstrator for recycling complex textiles. Its aim is to boost the competitiveness and sustainability of a key industry for the future. Find out more https://lnkd.in/ecWeAcgC #textileinnovation #industry #recycling #sustainability #circulareconomy #digitalisation

♻ 𝐂𝐢𝐫𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐫 𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐨𝐦𝐲: 𝐍𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐲, 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐬 𝐫𝐞𝐮𝐬𝐞 Over the last fifty years, the consumption of raw materials and natural resources has increased enormously, leading to important challenges in recycling and waste management. France has set an ambitious objective of having 100% of its plastic recycled by 2025. Normandy is a region that is taking the lead in this change and is home to an array of innovative companies contributing to material reuse and decarbonisation efforts. This article from Le Figaro, highlights the following companies that are contributing to the circular economy in Normandy: https://swll.to/Cww9gU - NEOLITIK: Concrete production is responsible for over 8% of global CO2 emissions. To help solve this problem, Neolitik manufactures floor tiles made from plastics and waste from demolition concrete. Their manufacturing requires 95% less CO2 emissions than traditional concrete. Their flagship product, Ecolithe is now available at one of the leading DIY stores in France - Leroy Merlin. - Hipli: The rise of e-commerce has created a boom in cardboard box consumption. Hipli proposes reusable packaging that can be used up to 100 times, preventing up to 25 kg of waste per package. Their innovative solution is used by companies such as CDiscount, Ba&sh and Saint James. - Francofil: Francofil is a company producing thermoplastic filaments for the 3D printing industry, by recycling various materials. Recently, Francofil has obtained PMUC certification, enabling its products to be used in the nuclear sector. - YesYes: Manufacturing accounts for 80% of an electronic device's environmental impact. To reduce this footprint, Yesyes reconditions phones, tablets, computers and game consoles. In January 2022, the company opened its first Boutique Workshop in Caen. - SKYTECH SLP: Currently, less than 10% of recycled plastics are reused. Skytech's patented technology can transform certain plastics into top-quality regenerated resins. - WeeeCycling : Specialising in the recovery of strategic metals from various industrial sectors, WeeeCycling refines the materials to produce high-purity metals. These can then be directly reused by manufacturers. - Société Nouvelle Texcelis: The textile industry is responsible of 20% of global drinking water pollution. Texcelis combats this by recycling textile production waste into felts used for soundproofing, thermal insulation and mechanical protection. Visit our website for more information: https://swll.to/Cww9gU ADNormandie, Région Normandie #circulareconomy, #innovation, #sustainibility

Des clés pour mieux valoriser les matières #plastiques ? ♻️ Dans la vidéo #circulardesigninplastics de la semaine, Inge Dewitte, Advisor Plastic Recycling chez Denuo, nous conseille sur les bons réflexes à adopter et pourquoi il est nécessaire d'anticiper dès la conception du produit pour améliorer la circularité et la valorisation des matières #plastiques. D’après Inge, ✅ "Si nous voulons donner une seconde vie à davantage de matériaux, la #conception d’un produit en vue de son #recyclage ou de sa réutilisation, doit être intégrée dès le départ." et... ✅ "ce qui est important est la #collaboration entre les sociétés de gestion de déchets et les producteurs dès la conception d'un produit"💫 Anticipation et bon sens ? Regardez la vidéo pour en savoir plus ! 👇 💡 Vous travaillez avec un produit plastique et vous souhaitez revoir sa conception pour qu’il soit réutilisable, réparable et/ou recyclable ? 💡 Profitez des aides Circular Design in Plastics pour consulter nos experts ! Découvrez comment fonctionnent ces aides : https://lnkd.in/gz9CjWfS Plus d’info : https://lnkd.in/eYm2UuA3 Canopea, Denuo, essenscia, GreenWin, PLASTIWIN, Circular Wallonia

🇫🇷 Vous vouliez toujours savoir comment étaient recyclés les emballages collectés au Luxembourg ? 🧐 Notre page sur les emballages recyclables vient d’être mise à jour ! https://lnkd.in/dzJVBPsM 🇬🇧 You have always wanted to know more about how the packaging collected in Luxembourg was recycled? 🧐 Our page on recyclable packaging has just been updated! 🇩🇪 Sie wollten schon immer wissen, wie die in Luxemburg gesammelten Verpackungen recycelt werden? 🧐 Wir haben gerade unsere Seite über recycelbare Verpackungen aktualisiert! #recyclage #emballages #recycling #packaging #verpackungen

♻️ Quelles pistes pour que les produits #recyclables soient #recyclés ? 🌱🔥 Et pour que les produits #biodégradables ne finissent pas #incinérés ? Je vous conseille cette vidéo #circulardesigninplastics, où Inge Dewitte nous explique de manière très claire pourquoi pour être recyclé il ne suffit pas d'être recyclable et pourquoi pour finir composté il ne suffit pas d'être biodégradable... Le message est clair : 👉 une collaboration entre les centres de tri et de traitement de déchets ET les fabricants des produits est essentielle dès la conception ! Je vous laisse regarder la vidéo pour en savoir plus !