If we talk about separate collection, it’s often recommended to follow the guidelines of your municipality of residence. Most of the time we read that aluminium must be thrown into the appropriate bin dedicated to the collection of this material as it’s infinitely recyclable and, so, reusable in the manufacturing of new products. Consequently, we […]

We hear more and more often about separate waste collection and, not infrequently, there are doubts about where some of the products we use most often in our daily life should be thrown away, such as aluminium trays. But, before understanding where single use containers should be disposed, it’s good to know where the differentiation […]

Aluminium is one of the most abundant metals on Earth and has several characteristics: it’s versatile, light, flexible and durable. In addition, this material can be easily worked through different production processes and this property makes it suitable for use in different markets. But, in particular, what are the 5 most particular advantages thanks to […]

How to separate aluminium correctly in Italy? The bin in which you put aluminium depends on the provisions of your Municipality. What is certain is that aluminium is an infinitely and 100 percent recyclable material; for this reason, it surely will have to be separated.

Aluminium recycling involves different steps that begin with the collection of all products made with this material. In some Italian municipalities, aluminium is collected together with other waste which includes different materials; therefore, the first step obviously involves the division of aluminium from the other materials at specific selection centres. The aluminium that doesn’t end up […]

The aluminium trays can be put into the recycling bin set up for the collection of several metals, only aluminium, aluminium and plastic or aluminium and glass. Obviously these possibilities vary according to the rules of differentiated waste collection implemented by your Municipality. However, there are some tips that it’s good to follow regardless of […]

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is an analysis of all the stages of the life-cycle of a product (extraction of raw materials, manufacturing, processing, distribution, use, reuse, recycling and final disposal).

In the past few years, aluminium industry has increasingly emphasized the need to progressively reduce its environmental impact.

Speaking of sustainability, aluminium recycling is very important process given that this material can be 100% recycled and reused indefinitely to give life to new products every time. Another important issue is that aluminium does not lose its properties after recycling. But how is aluminium recycled? Cial website gives us some useful information to better understand this process.

Aluminium and sustainability: what do these words have in common? Why is aluminium called the green metal? Some useful information. Aluminum is the most abundant metallic element in Earth’s crust and bauxite ore is its main source. This material is: particularly light: about 1/3 that of copper or steel resistant to corrosion: when it corrodes a […]