Sustainability

Reusable or recyclable

recyclable plastics Typically, plastics that can be reused multiple times without losing their properties and without degradation

refers to plastics. We use the first class PP5 molecule in practical products in our kitchens for life.

encourage reuse by recycling and reduce the use of single-use plastics

aims to "contribute to sustainability". In this way, it aims to "contribute to sustainability.

While polypropylene itself is not biodegradable, it can be recycled using recycled content or

endeavour to produce sustainable polypropylene versions using bio-based raw materials

is also being utilised. In addition, advances in recycling technology have enabled polypropylene to be recycled into new products.

to be converted into polypropylene. These steps to minimise the environmental impact of polypropylene are limited.

more "sustainable" by reducing dependence on resources and minimising the impact on the environment

We are endeavouring to make it sustainable.

"Sustainability" means the ability of future generations to meet their own needs without compromising

refers to practices or actions that meet today's needs. "Sustainable"

practices include resource conservation, minimising environmental impact, social equity and

economic development and transfer.

At its core, "sustainability" is the concept of ensuring that our current actions and behaviour contribute to the well-being of future generations.

or harm the health of the planet.

"You" can also put unused plastics in the recycling bin

Yasir Altun