Agreement Between Braskem and Tecipar Will Prevent Over Two Thousand Tons of Plastic Waste From Being Disposed Annually in São Paulo

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 03/10/2020 at 09:05

Updated on 10/01/2025 at 09:32

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Braskem Closes First Partnership for Household Plastic Waste Removal

Environmental engineer and head of the plastic waste separation plant at Tecipar, Lucas Faveri, explains that the technology used in the partnership with Braskem is a unique semi-mechanized model in the state of São Paulo that can be scaled, helping municipalities reduce costs with selective collection and boosting recycling rates.

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“A large part of projects focused on increasing recyclability run into the high operational costs of sorting and waste collection systems. Information and economic viability are two very important issues in this process, and in this sense, partnerships between companies, like the one we are establishing with Braskem, and the movement towards more sustainable habits that we observe in society, help us innovate and think of much more effective solutions,” emphasizes Faveri.

The Partnership Between Braskem and Tecipar Will Facilitate Plastic Waste Recycling

Support for technologies and systems that can facilitate recycling in the country is among the eight pillars of Braskem’s commitment to the Circular Economy. In addition to the partnership with Tecipar, Braskem has been working with companies specialized in mechanical recycling.

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