Mondorevive strongly believes in the values of increasingly responsible and sustainable production.
This is why our strategies and actions, summarised below, are fully aligned with the global and national policies on sustainable development and the circular economy, such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations 2030 Agenda and the National Strategy for Sustainable Development 2017-2030.
We obtained our first Sustainability Report in 2020, and we renewed our commitment in 2021. The salient aspects are summarized here. Mondorevive makes its effective contribution to an increasingly circular economy for sustainable development.
Values such as sustainability and circularity are now an integral part of our business and inform all our strategies and actions. A significant example of this is the decision, taken in November 2020, to change our company name from “Mondoplastico S.p.A.” to “Mondorevive S.p.A.”.
Also in 2020, a Group Code of Ethics was drawn up and adopted to provide guidance to the various corporate functions in preparing and updating procedures; supervising compliance with health, safety and environmental requirements and legal obligations; supervising respect for people and equal opportunities, compliance with rules of conduct and corporate activities focused on sustainable development; and adopting the most effective measures to preserve the environment for the benefit of the community and future generations.
Through the Sustainability Report, we wish to share with all our stakeholders the principles of our corporate strategy as well as the actions and results achieved in the three-year period 2018-2021 in support of the environment and sustainable development.
Mondorevive acquires the ability to produce MPS to recover waste and defend the planet
The companies of the Mondorevive S.p.a. (Mondorevive, Caltek and MondoSD) have a quality management system UNI EN ISO 9001: 2015 and the Environment UNI EN ISO 14001: 2015 certified by CSI Spa.
The entire organization has adopted a Code of Ethics to share with its employees, suppliers and partners respect for the ethical and social values that are an integral part of the Mondorevive group.
Through the acquisition of MondoSD – Sustainable Development, Mondorevive has launched a new sustainable development and circular economy project to encourage the use of recycled raw materials within the production cycle and value chain.
MondoSD organization allows the recovery of plastic materials deriving from both industrial and post-consumer processing and is able to issue a certification confirming that the waste collected has been tracked and treated to become Secondary Raw Materials, lose the qualification of waste and avoid disposal.
MondoSD has obtained the certification of its plastic management process for by-products (ref.art.184bis of Legislative Decree 152/06 and UNI 10667) and of the management of MPS Secondary Raw Materials (ref.art.184 ter of Legislative Decree 152/06 and UNI 10667) ).
An increasingly advanced technology to protect our planet, but without neglecting the high performance of our products
LOW-CARBON
PVC is a low-carbon plastic: 57% of its molecular weight is chlorine, derived from common salt, 5% is hydrogen and only 38% is carbon.
LCA AND ECO-EFFICIENCY
PVC allows the formulations to be varied while maintaining the same technical performance and even improving the safety and sustainability of the finished products.
SAFE FORMULATIONS
PVC allows the formulations to be varied while maintaining the same technical performance and even improving the safety and sustainability of the finished products.
PVC is classified as a “non-hazardous” substance by the European Reach Regulation on chemicals. The technologies currently available ensure almost total recovery of the monomer vinyl chloride or VCM through closed-loop operations. For many decades, dioxins have NO longer been a problem for the PVC industry. PVC has inherently self-extinguishing properties and does not contribute to the spread of flames.
Mondorevive’s objectives are as ambitious as they are defined
of recycled PVC by 2020
Since 2011 Mondorevive S.p.a. is a partner of VinylPlus®, the ten-year Voluntary Commitment of the European PVC industry to sustainable development.
Through VinylPlus we contribute to the goal of recycling 800,000 tons / year of PVC by 2020 and 900,000 by 2025, in line with the commitments made with the EU Commission as part of the European strategy for plastics in the circular economy.
MondoSD S.r.l. company belonging to the Mondorevive S.p.a. group operates through authorized and certified structures that, thanks to specialized personnel, allow the recovery, collection, grinding, regeneration and recycling of plastic materials, such as products from extrusion, molding, blowing and thermoforming.
The structure of MondoSD S.r.l. is part of the Recovinyl® network of recyclers, the organization established as part of the Voluntary Commitment of the European PVC industry to facilitate the collection and recycling of PVC waste, which acts as a mediator between recyclers and processors.
Recovinyl registers and certifies the volumes of PVC recycled under the VinylPlus® program, based on the EUCertPlast protocol.
MondoSD S.r.l. is able to issue a certification confirming that the waste delivered is tracked and treated to become Secondary Raw Materials (MPS) in order to re-enter the production cycle after losing the waste qualification.
our present and our future
We are constantly looking for increasingly sustainable solutions for the production of our films, in line with our values of protecting the environment.
The first interest of Mondorevive S.p.a. is to live and live in an environment that is as pleasant and unpolluted as possible, to be kept clean also for future generations. All this without prejudice to the need to produce in such a way as to satisfy market demands.
Since 2011 we have been a partner of VinylPlus®, the ten-year Voluntary Commitment of the European PVC industry to sustainable development. Through VinylPlus we contribute to the goal of recycling 800,000 tons / year of PVC by 2020 and 900,000 by 2025, in line with the commitments made with the EU Commission as part of the European strategy for plastics in the circular economy.
