Environmental footprint of plastic
SIPA's commitment to the environment is continuous, effective, measurable.
SIPA has always focused on a more reasoned consumption of PET, enabling its customers to produce lighter-weight containers, removing material where it is not necessary. All this without compromising any of the container's mechanical properties or aesthetic features.
SIPA specialists are experts in the sustainability loop, they plan to reduce resin consumption, energy and CO2 emissions in defense of the environment. In addition, they are among the pioneers of the "circular" approach: they design and rethink new technologies in order to give new life to post-consumer resources putting them back into the system. A forward-looking vision that combines environmental sustainability and economic development to deliver a better world to future generations.
SIPA considers environmental protection and sustainable development to be fundamental and strategic factors in conducting and developing its business.
This commitment is clearly revealed not only in designing products and solutions ready for the circular economy, but also in ongoing improvement of the Environmental Management System in compliance with the ISO 14001 standard to improve the company's environmental performance.
A sustainable environmental development by achieving a balance between corporate economic growth on the one hand and environmental protection on the other, taking the needs of the environment into account in all the company's actions.
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A more rational consumption of PET is the way to a greater environmental sustainability. For some time now, SIPA has been designing machines capable of producing lighter containers, shaving material where it is not needed. All this without compromising any mechanical or aesthetic property of the container, and without disadvantages for the customer
SIPA was one of the first players to successfully process plastic bottles from plants and renewable sources. The company carries out a sustainable innovation program through continuous technical upgrades to minimize the environmental impact of the machines, increasing their efficiency and at the same time reducing energy, compressed air and water consumption.
