In the European Union there are different ongoing actions to accelerate the transition to a circular and resource-efficient economy. For the plastics industry the presentation of a plastics strategy in 2018 was an important milestone in the journey towards a more circular economy.

Improving the load stability of your freight transport isn't just better for your company, it's beneficial to everyone. Unstable cargo can lead to cargo failures, and cargo failures lead to economic, waste and safety issues.

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Was held: April 7th 2022 at 10 am CEST
In this webinar we will look into the fundamentals of LCA, what it can be used for and what it should not be used for.

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Was held: December 14th 2021 at 4 pm CET
In this webinar we will take a more detailed look at the structure of standardisation, what current activities are being undertaken and how will this affect your industry the coming year.

Was held: October 4th 2021 at 4 pm CET
Standardisation have traditionally been a tool initiated and created by and for the industry. In the new circular economy for plastics the need is originated from public community and the political side. The lack of a common understanding about plastic and circularity is clearly monitored by regulations established without having definitions in place. I will talk about the mapped standardisation necessity for the coming years for plastic and what is in the pipeline.

In line with the European Commissions ambitious European Strategy for Plastics (2018) and based on the voluntary pledges done by the industry, the Circular Plastics Alliance was launched 2018.

Sustainability is one of Trioworld's top priorities. One of the ways we make that happen is through our life-cycle assessment (LCA) models. But what are they exactly and how can our customers benefit from this? We asked Christin Liptow, Group Sustainability Expert at Trioworld.

Within packaging PCR generally stands for Post-Consumer Recycled material, a special kind of material that’s been made from Post-Consumer Waste that has been thrown away, gathered, cleaned, regrained, and re-extruded. In this case the material that’s been recycled is Polyethylene.