Reducing Waste and Promoting the Circular Economy
The pressing need to promote the circular economy is becoming increasingly evident in the global context. The circular economy is based on the concept of a system aimed at reducing waste and using resources more efficiently. A key approach of this model is to “take, use, recover, reuse,” striving to replicate the product’s very lifecycle.
The Niada Group has adopted the circular economy as the focal point of its corporate philosophy. Their product line, consisting of blisters, double blister packs, thermoformed trays, industrial handling trays, thermoformed containers, and countertop displays. Production begins with the recycling of raw materials, showcasing the group’s commitment to reducing the use of virgin resources and minimizing waste.
A Local and Certified Approach
The Niada Group follows a zero-kilometer procurement approach, meaning that most of the materials used in production are purchased from local and certified suppliers. This supports local economies and communities. Niada has shown that a local commitment can positively impact to the economy.
The Importance of Recycling
Another fundamental pillar of Niada’s packaging is the use of recycled and recyclable materials in the blisters and thermoformed trays. This conscious decision reduces dependence on virgin resources and helps close the materials’ loop, lessening the buildup of waste in the environment. The Group has set an ambitious goal to use 100% recyclable and recycled material in the near future.
Investments in Research and Development
The Niada Group invests significant resources in research and development of innovative solutions. A team of experts constantly works on devising new techniques, materials, and processes. This commitment to innovation is crucial for ensuring a transition to a more efficient circular economy.
The zero-kilometer production, the use of recycled and recyclable materials, and the investments in research showcase a strong commitment to waste reduction.
