The company, headquartered in Ospedaletto di Istrana, Treviso, and part of Herambiente since 2017, is a leader in the recovery and recycling of plastic materials.
Aliplast can offer companies regenerated polymers, flexible rLDPE films and rPET sheets, products that have multiple applications in the packaging industry. At the Milan fair, the company will showcase its commercial portfolio, but will also launch “Reload,” a new brand that guarantees the quality of its products.
From recovery to production: a comprehensive offer for the packaging industry on show in Milan
Aliplast products are an extremely reliable secondary raw material which offer performances in line with virgin plastic in terms of shelf life and product protection, minimizing the environmental impact. Both LDPE films and rPET sheets are especially suitable for the packaging of consumer goods, above all in areas such as Food and Beverage, at the center of the offer showcased at Ipack-IMA, which Aliplast will attend as part of a strategy of supporting specialist events with the aim of revitalizing the industry and launching a direct exchange with customers and business operators.
“Reload”: a new quality brand
At the Milan fair, the company plans to premier “Reload,” a brand that is going to mark the polymers and films produced with a high percentage of recycled materials. All the three product lines made by Aliplast will be able to use the Reload brand, from recycled polymers, in granules or flakes, to flexible and rigid films, as long as they are made of at least 90% recycled materials. Reload line products will be uncompromising in their quality and performance: they will boast the same characteristics such as high mechanical strength and flexibility of use, while at the same time contributing to a concrete carbon footprint reduction. In addition to food packaging, Reload products could be used in multiple industries such as automotive, furniture, ceramic, makeup and chemicals.
The reasons behind Aliplast’s choice
Reload is the culmination of the strategy adopted by the company in the last few years. Since its establishment, Aliplast has focused on reducing consumption and saving energy and materials. At the same time, the company has embraced sustainability, investing in plant modernization and “green” technologies. Aliplast is constantly working to meet the main international certifications with a dual aim: adopting procedures that can improve production efficiency and providing the customer with a proof of the quality of its products and processes. In this regard, Reload represents an additional guarantee for the customer, who will be confident they are using materials that really contribute to the reduction of their carbon footprint and the protection of the environment, regardless of the industry in which they operate.
The circle: the perfect recycling shape
Reload branded polymers and films, just like the other families of Aliplast products, are the result of fully “circular” processes: a model which starts with waste collection directly from the company and the return of the same regenerated product.
“Our contribution to circular economy is really comprehensive,” says Carlo Andriolo, Chief Executive Officer, “almost all of what we regenerate comes from post-consumer plastics, which means real waste, not just production scraps. These are materials that require a more complex processing to be returned to a high-quality level, but in this way we operate in line with the European Union recycling goals, which require companies to increase the recycling of this “complex waste” to bring new life to materials that are currently discarded in mixed waste and then burnt or sent to a landfill.”
ALIPLAST: Facts and Figures
Established in 1982 and headquartered in Ospedaletto di Istrana (Treviso), in little more than three decades Aliplast has carved out for itself a role as leader in the production of flexible PE films, PET sheets and regenerated polymers. From a plastic waste collection company, it has been able to progressively widen its offer thanks to careful and forward-looking management, paired with constant investments in research and development and in the use of state-of-the-art technology. The collection activity has been integrated first with the regeneration and then with the production of goods and packaging with recycled plastics; this was followed by the approval by the PARI system (Plan for the autonomous management of packaging waste), which allows it to treat its PE packaging and the waste generated by its associates on its own, instead of having to rely on the national system, since it is able to guarantee an effective collection and recycling. Since 2017, Aliplast is part of Herambiente, the first national waste treatment company. Herambiente is a Gruppo Hera company, among the leading Italian multiutility companies.
