The process

Recycling is the process of processing a raw material, which is then reused. The types of recycling are different according to the raw material. There is recycling of paper, recycling of glass, recycling of plastics and recycling of metals.

Closed-loop recycling

As a result, from the recycling process, new products with the same purpose can be made from the given type of processed material. The closed-loop recycling cycle is the transformation of an already worn-out product into a new one that can be reused.

Environment

Recycling is a hot topic today. The last few years have also seen a boom in environmental protection countries. Garbage containers, EU requirements and many other things have provoked the average citizen to pay more attention and spend more time thinking and acting about protecting the environment.

Acceptance and processing of WEEE (waste from electrical and electronic equipment) and data drives.

SERVICES

Recycling Saves Energy

Saving energy is a very important factor in protecting the environment, because energy consumption requires the consumption of scarce natural fuels and generates emissions of numerous air and water pollutants. Steps in the supply chain of recycled materials to industry (including collection, processing and transport) usually cost less energy than those to supply primary materials (including extraction, refining, transport and processing).

Recycling Reduces Greenhouse Emissions

By reducing the energy intensity of the industry through waste recycling, the amount of harmful emissions is reduced and it helps to avoid global climate change. This is because much of the energy used in the production and transportation process involves the combustion of natural fuels such as petrol, diesel and coal, which are among the main generators of carbon and other environmentally harmful greenhouse gases. Other additional benefits stem from the reduced harmful emissions from waste incinerators and landfills, as well as the reduced deforestation of carbon-burning forests.

Benefits of recycling

  • Saves natural resources such as plants, minerals, ores, fuels, water;
  • Favors the protection of the environment and ecosystems;
  • Lower price of secondary raw materials compared to primary ones;
  • Lower levels of harmful emissions into water and air (each tonne of recycled waste saves 2.8 tonnes of greenhouse gases);
  • Reduces waste disposal costs;
  • Reduces the need for imports of raw materials and related costs;
  • Creates jobs;
  • Saves energy;.