Information and recommendations from CIMPA partners on new designs for flexible plastic films
Report gathering information about all the scientific and industrial publications of the CIMPA results
The CIMPA partners propose measures to enhace the circularity of plastic packaging and agricultural films
This deliverable includes policy recommendations to increase the recycling rate of complex plastic film waste and the uptake of recycled materials in new products..
This deliverable includes a summary of the clustering activities with other EU-funded projects and initiatives.
The document presents CIMPA’s circular business models aimed at maximizing the value of end-of-life multilayer plastic films by integrating innovative technologies into the value chain.
Final report on physical recycling experiments performed at TRL5 scale by chronological description of how the plant was built and how the tests were performed, including the challenges that appeared during the scale-up.
In this deliverable, IPC aims to demonstrate the efficiency of two innovative processes for polymer recycling: the MultiNanolayering (MNL) process and its elongational flow mixer called METEOR®.
The results obtained within the CIMPA project on sorting has been summarized in the white paper “Two automated sorting solutions for multilayer flexible packaging”, writted by Filigrade and Pellenc ST.
The CIMPA partners analyze and share their views on the EC’s proposal for a regulation on Packaging and Packaging Waste.
A recording on a CIMPA webinar on an open access tool to simulate migration through multilayer structures is available online.
This report includes a mapping of the existing European guidelines and recommendations to design flexible plastic packaging considering the results obtained in the CIMPA project.
This report presents the characterization of two types of multilayer plastic film waste: from agricultural usage and household packaging waste.
This deliverable explains how household and agricultural waste films have been prepared from sampling to the pre-treatment before recycling trials.
A screening life cycle assessment (LCA) methodology is used to analyse the environmental impact of these two scenarios in comparison to the state-of-the-art within the European geography.
The purpose of the Life Cycle Costing (LCC) analysis is to obtain and ultimately detail all costs items that were incurred by the products during its life cycle.
The Communication Plan presents the major stakeholders, events, actions identified for the project communication during the project as well as the means of communication and targeted KPIs.
This report provides a comprehensive plan of the dissemination activities expected and mapped at the outset of the project, to meet the KPIs that have been further established.
This report offers a panoramic description of the legislative context in Europe and at national level in some specific CIMPA partner countries, as well as the standardization landscape.
This general presentation includes the main points of the project: the consortium, background, objectives, activities and expected impact.
All the steps in the CIMPA value chain for multilayer plastic recycling are explaining in this poster.
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