For over 60 years, designer and producer

of injection-moulded
plastic food packaging

Plastic injection molding is a process used to manufacture thermoplastics. It involves heating the plastic material, typically in the form of pellets, to a molten state and then injecting it into a mold to shape and cool it. Plastic injection molding enables the production of complex, thin-walled shapes with a thickness as low as 0.5 mm, at a high production rate. The molded parts can be customized with colorants and/or labels directly in the mold during the molding phase.

Polypropylene is part of the recyclable plastic families. Once collected, it is sorted and pre-washed before being shredded into flakes, which are then washed, rinsed, squeezed, dried, sieved, and regenerated to obtain pellets. However, the mechanical recycling process currently in use does not allow the recycled material to be used for food applications. The ongoing development of chemical recycling will make this use possible.

1- Be made of a single material and have a recycling system in place. 2- Be composed of additives and/or colorants that do not disrupt the sorting process. 3- Have associated elements (lids, caps, etc.) that do not disrupt the sorting process.