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Aluminium can recycling machines

Aluminium can recycling machines

Waste Flow
Aluminium waste

Impact on PESTEL categories
Economic, Social, Technical, Environmental, Legal

Location of the good practice
Małopolskie Voivodship, Śląskie Voivodship

Stakeholders involved
Residents, institutions, enterprises, researchers, environmental organizations

Keywords
Supply Chain, Selective waste, Improving waste logistics

Description
CP Recycling has created a network of can-be machines, i.e. devices for collecting used aluminum cans. Cannone machines operate in a very simple way: the user throws aluminum cans into the can machine, and in return receives a shopping voucher to be used in the store where the can machine is located. The advanced sensor system enables the collection of used cans. Cannone makers only accept aluminum cans. Other packaging is discarded, which makes recycling of the collected material very effective.

Objective
Aluminum is a raw material that can be processed many times to produce new cans. Processed aluminum does not lose its properties. The goal of the solution is to implement the circular economy assumptions and environmental education in the field of packaging waste management. The proposed solution is to encourage local communities to segregate packaging waste at source, which will consequently reduce the weight of waste deposited in landfills.

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This document reflects only the author’s view. The Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 688920.

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