At Naeco Packaging, we have renewed the MORE Label (Monitoring Recyclates for Europe) for another year, a recognition promoted by ANAIP and European Plastics Converters (EuPC) that certifies the commitment of plastic converters to integrating recycled materials and promoting the circular economy.
This renewal highlights our ongoing commitment to a more sustainable production model based on the use of recycled raw materials to manufacture high-performance logistics solutions such as plastic pallets, boxes and containers.
Recognition of the responsible use of recycled plastic
The MORE Label allows companies to transparently declare the amount of recycled plastic they incorporate into their production processes, helping to measure the sector’s progress towards European circularity targets. Since 2022, the MORE platform has been recognized by the Circular Plastics Alliance as an official tool for collecting this data at European level.
For Naeco Packaging, this certification represents much more than a label. It confirms a business strategy focused on recovering value from plastic waste, reducing the consumption of virgin raw materials and developing products that help minimize the environmental impact of logistics.
An integrated circular economy model
The renewal of the MORE Label adds to other certifications obtained, such as RecyClass certification for recycled content across a complete range of plastic pallets, consolidating a policy based on traceability, transparency and continuous improvement.
Thanks to Naeco’s integrated model, recovered plastic is transformed into new raw material and subsequently into long-lasting products that, at the end of their useful life, can be recycled again, promoting a genuine and efficient circular economy system.
Committed to a more sustainable future
At Naeco Packaging, we continue to work to increase the use of recycled materials in our products and offer our customers solutions that combine quality, strength and sustainability.
The renewal of the MORE Label reinforces our vision that innovation and the circular economy must go hand in hand to build a plastics industry that is increasingly responsible towards the environment and society.
