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Do you always sort materials well when recycling?
In the world of recycling, we often believe that just because an item is made of a recyclable material such as paper, cardboard or plastic, it should automatically go into the appropriate bin. However, this is a common myth that can affect the effectiveness of the...
New Recycling Regulations in Spain for 2025: How Do They Affect Businesses?
The year 2025 brings significant changes to environmental legislation in Spain, particularly regarding recycling and waste management. These new regulations aim to strengthen the transition to a circular economy and comply with the objectives set by the European...
Certified destruction of obsolete products
Did You Know? Keeping Obsolete or Expired Products Can Pose Legal, Financial, and Reputational Risks for Your Business Proper management of outdated inventory or unused materials is essential not only to comply with regulations, but also to ensure the safety of your...
Why are bottle caps attached to the container?
As of July 3, 2024, a European Union regulation has introduced a significant change in the design of bottles and cartons up to 3 liters. Now, the caps and lids on beverage containers must remain permanently attached to the packaging. This measure is part of a global...
Myth 2: Recycling Uses More Energy Than Producing New Products
Recycling is one of the most recommended practices for conserving natural resources and reducing pollution. However, there’s a persistent belief that recycling uses more energy than producing new products from raw materials. This myth discourages many people from...
Myth 1: Does Everything We Recycle End Up in the Same Landfill?
Does Everything We Recycle End Up in the Same Landfill? It’s common to hear that "everything we recycle ends up in the same place as general waste," which discourages many people from separating their waste. This myth is not only false but also hinders the...
