At a time when Europe is looking at the circular economy, 18 companies in the expanded polystyrene (EPS) industry are launching the Smart Packaging Europe campaign to highlight the versatility, societal value and sustainability of EPS packaging.<\/p>\n
We are doing our part by investing in waste collection, recycling and increasing the use of recycled materials, said Sven Heppes, spokesman of the campaign. A variety of recycling options, combined with the fact that EPS packaging generally consists of a single polymer, make EPS one of the most recyclable packaging materials available\u201d.<\/p>\n
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