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What coding should be used for a plastic and aluminum poly-bonded package in which the predominant material is a polymer not listed in the Annex of Decision 129/97/EC or even in the UNI 1043-1 technical standard?
For such constituted packaging, there is currently no coding for material identification, as neither Decision 129/97/EC nor UNI 1043-1 provides an abbreviation for the polymer that constitutes the predominant part ...
Last modified on 04/10/2023
What code should be used to identify a paper-based composite packaging with bioplastic?
For paper-based composite packaging with bioplastic, it is indicated to adopt C/PAP coding 81, as well as for paper-based composite packaging with traditional plastic, since “plastic” means both types of ...
Last modified on 04/10/2023
Are the baking molds for baked goods subject to the obligation of environmental labeling?
If the baking mold is sold together with the product it is a packaging, therefore it is subject to the obligation of environmental labeling. ...
Last modified on 24/11/2021
How do you identify a predominantly plastic composite packaging, where two or more polymers are foreseen? For example a packaging consisting of 30% PET + 20% aluminum + 50% LDPE?
A pack made up of this way is a packaging consisting mainly of plastic with aluminum. For the identification of the material, the prevailing C / polymer + number associated ...
Last modified on 19/11/2021
How to identify packaging coupled with wax, and where should it be delivered?
If the packaging is made with one of the packaging materials (steel, aluminum, paper, wood, plastic, glass), coupled or treated with another material, other than packaging, such as wax, it ...
Last modified on 19/11/2021
How to label an aluminum aerosol can, equipped with a plastic (PP) dispenser that cannot be separated manually, and a plastic cap (HDPE)?
It must obligatorily include: The identification coding of the material as per Decision 129/97 / EC, of the main body, ie of the aerosol can, ie ALU 41;The identification code ...
Last modified on 21/11/2021
How to label a glass bottle of oil or liqueur, equipped with a plastic (PP) pourer that cannot be manually separated from the bottle, a paper label attached to the bottle, and a steel cap?
This packaging system must necessarily include: The identification coding of the material as per Decision 129/97 / EC, ie of the glass bottle, ie GL 70;The identification code of the ...
Last modified on 21/11/2021
How to label a plastic film (LDPE), on which a paper label cannot be separated manually?
Regardless of the weight of the label, it must necessarily include: The identification coding of the material as per Decision 129/97 / EC of the main body, that is to ...
Last modified on 21/11/2021
Is a component considered to be manually separable that, during the separation phase, remains partially adhered to the main body (for example, in the case of blister packs or bags consisting of cardboard and plastic window)?
If the material residues of the separable component that remain adhered to the main body of the packaging are negligible, the two parts can be disposed of separately in the ...
Last modified on 21/11/2021
Can aerosol cans be disposed of in separate collection?
Yes, aerosol cans can be disposed of in separate collection if emptied of their contents. Therefore, it is strongly recommended to indicate this information to the consumer, together with that ...
Last modified on 19/11/2021