CIRCULAR ECONOMY of Rubber: Prismi is here!
ECONOMIA CIRCOLARE
What is meant by Circular Economy?
The circular economy is a model that replaces the linear economy.
This is due to the scarcity of non-renewable resources and the enormous amount of production waste that, because it cannot be reused, is still sent to landfill.
The circular economy consists of the reuse of pre- and post-consumer materials, and rubber recycling is the means to achieve this.
Technical articles are designed at the source to be reused within the product itself, minimizing the loss of mechanical and aesthetic characteristics, and using environmentally friendly substances.
Prismi is here!
Under the regulatory principle of “Producer Responsibility,” the industry is committed to producing renewable materials.
Based on this concept, anyone promoting their product on the market is required to comply with sound environmental principles even before selling it.
The practice of producing, and only producing, for competitiveness leads to a more certain environmental problem than ever before.
In conclusion, the new business model is based on sustainability, and we must all strive towards this for the future of our children.
FAQ - Circular Economy of Rubber Waste
Can rubber production offcuts be part of the circular economy?
Yes. Offcuts delivered to an authorized company under ordinary procedures (Art. 208 of Legislative Decree 152), and processed into powders or granules to obtain secondary raw materials, are classified as circular economy products.
Can recycled rubber granules and powders be certified?
Yes. Our company holds a Minimum Recycled Content certification across the entire product range. A company that orders and purchases our material can prepare a mass balance to certify its product’s compliance with CAM requirements
