VETRONAVIGLIO – ECOFRIENDLY PACKAGING
Vetronaviglio SRL

VETRONAVIGLIO – ECOFRIENDLY PACKAGING

VETRONAVIGLIO AIMS AT SUSTAINABILITY FOR ITS PRODUCTS

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PCR PLASTIC AND GLASS, LIGHTWEIGHT AND MONO-MATERIAL SOLUTIONS
More and more customers are asking that their products contain PCR material and that their aesthetic aspect is maintained as if they were made of virgin material. To meet this demand and offer customers an idea of the result that will be obtained even just in the beginnings stages of the project, Vetronaviglio, in collaboration with various raw material suppliers, has come up with “color palettes” that give a clear idea of the color rendering based on different percentages of PCR used.
The use of PCR material is applicable to both plastic and glass. In terms of plastic (PP, PE, PET), the products in Vetronaviglio’s catalogue, both containers and relative accessories, can be made in variable percentages of PCR material up to a maximum of 100%.

Instead, in the case of glass, the minimal percentage that can be used is 30% and the maximum is 40% with excellent aesthetic results. Despite the high percentage of PCR glass utilized, a level of transparency equal to that of standard glass is guaranteed on some of the molds in the catalogue. As such, two goals are met: to offer sustainable solutions without giving up aesthetic quality. PCR accessories are also available for glass and, as a latest innovation, in FSC-certified wood.
While always in line with the theme of environmental sustainability, Vetronaviglio is also focusing on the use of monomaterial and weight reduction. Recently, the company has added new molds to their catalogue with a glass weight reduced by 60%. Solutions that are lighter mean less energy used in the manufacturing process, less material consumed, and fewer CO2 emissions for transportation…
Important “green” choices have also been made with regards to transport packaging, the company has moved from using plastic packing tape to paper tape, and for its blister (or thermoformed) packing, R-PET is preferred over PS.