Waste

No space for waste


In 2024, Logoplaste generated 6 274 tons of operational waste, and 97% was recycled or reused.

Only 3.5% was hazardous, mainly from used oils, lubricants & absorbents. Every step counts toward a cleaner future.

Breakdown of type of waste by disposal method

TREATMENT / DISPOSAL METHOD HAZARDOUS WASTE NON-HAZARDOUS WASTE TOTAL
Quantity (Tons) (%) Quantity (Tons) (%) Quantity (Tons) (%)
Recovery - Preparation for Reuse 45.1 20.4% 707.2 11.7% 752.3 12%
Recovery - Recycling 145.8 65.9% 5 200.5 85.9% 5 346.3 85.2%
Recovery - Composting 0.0 0.0% 1.3 0.0% 1.4 0.02%
Disposal - Incineration with Energy Recovery 3.3 1.5% 2.4 0.0% 5.7 0.1%
Disposal - Incineration without Energy Recovery 25.2 11.4% 105.6 1.7% 130.7 2.1%
Disposal - Landfill 1.8 0.8% 35.7 0.6% 37.5 0.6%
ALL METHODS 221.2 100% 6 053 100% 6 274 100%

 

Cardboard recycling initiative

Logoplaste Pittston, USA


In alignment with our company’s sustainability goals and purpose-driven operations, Pittston launched a dedicated cardboard recycling program.

Actions taken:

  • Introduced a dedicated dumpster for cardboard collection
  • Partnered with a local waste management company to ensure proper handling and recycling of cardboard material
  • Educated staff and engaged the plant in adopting the new process

 

Initial impact:

  • In just one week, a 30-yard dumpster was filled with recyclable cardboard, highlighting the substantial volume of recoverable material
  • This initiative sets a precedent for diversion of non-hazardous industrial waste and demonstrates actionable steps toward more sustainable waste management

 

Paula Alexandra, Production Manager from Logoplaste Pittston, shared:

“Until now we were putting all our cardboard in a dumpster to be sent to landfill. Pittston has a large amount of cardboard that can be recycled and in one week we were able to collect a 30-yard dumpster. We are very pleased to contribute to a more sustainable environment.”

 

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