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SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainability labelling

The information on sustainability labels found on packaging – both for food and non-food products – concerns correct waste management procedures for the packaging and/or containers after use.

 

Where such labelling is not present, the correct waste management procedures are those outlined below.

 

The term ‘compound products’ refers to materials of any kind used to contain certain goods, from raw materials to finished products. Check each component with the acronyms or symbols listed in the tables below to find out how to recycle the item.

Always check with local regulations to ensure that the materials are recyclable according to the general indications in the tables.

Bottle:
Material: Green glass and similar
Recycling code: GL 71

Capsule:
Material: Plastic
Recycling Code: C/PVC 90

Polymer corks:
Material: Polymer
Recycling Code: 04 PE-LD

Corks:
Material: Cork
Recycling Code: FOR 51

Always check with local recycling regulations.
Recycle each component separately, according to materials.

Bottle:
Material: Transparent / colourless glass
Recycling code: GL 70

Capsules:
Material: Plastic
Recycling Code: C/PVC 90

Polymer corks:
Material: Polymer
Recycling Code: 04 PE-LD

Corks:
Material: Cork
Recycling Code: FOR 51

Always check with local recycling regulations.

Recycle each component separately, according to materials.

Bottle:
Green-color glass and similars
Recycling Code: GL 71

Capsule:
Material: Aluminum
Recycling Code: C/ALU 90

Wire cage:
Material: Tinplate
Recycling Code: FE 40

Corks:
Material: Cork
Recycling Code: FOR 51

Always check with local recycling regulations.

Recycle each component separately, according to materials.