The 5th episode of the Sustainable Plastics Agenda has already aired on CNN Portugal, with two broadcasts on August 30, showcasing further innovative projects that are driving the sustainable transition of Portugal’s plastics industry
The Sustainable Plastics Agenda is a project co-funded by the PRR (Recovery and Resilience Plan), launched from an initiative by APIP – Portuguese Association of the Plastics Industry, with business leadership from Logoplaste Innovation Lab, and aims to accelerate the sector’s green transition towards an effective Circular Economy.
With a total investment of around €39 million, this Agenda brings together a consortium of 39 companies and 10 Scientific and Technological System entities, covering different segments of the industry and addressing the main challenges of the new extended value chain.
In this fifth episode, the focus was on the projects included in the activity line “Circularity by Recycling”, namely:
✅ PPS 9 | CONNECTED SINGULARITY
✅ PPS 10 | RECY.TUBE
✅ PPS 11 | ECOTELEPOLES
The programme featured the participation of:
🎤 Pedro Santana, Project Leader for the Agenda and R&D Project Manager at Logoplaste
🎤 Luis F., Director of R&D at SIRPLASTE-SOC. IND. DE RECUPERADOS DE PLASTICO S.A.
🎤 João Pedro Ferreira, Director of Innovation and PMO at Resifluxo
This episode gave greater visibility to the work being developed within the Sustainable Plastics Agenda, highlighting innovative solutions that contribute to circularity, sustainability, and the competitiveness of the Portuguese plastics industry.
Watch the full episode now and discover these projects that are shaping the future of the sector.
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About APIP – Portuguese Plastics Industry Association
APIP – Portuguese Plastics Industry Association is a private, non-profit organization recognized as a public utility. Its mission is to advance and support the plastics industry by undertaking actions that foster its technical, economic, and social development, all while prioritizing environmental preservation.