24 months of in-depth studies and analysis led to the development of the new COLLECTIVE TRADEMARK which is simple, clear and aesthetically appealing. This process was based on a structured methodology and involved input from many quarters.
"Organico Biorepack" trademark
The new trademark
"Organico Biorepack" is the new collective trademark indicates membership of the Biorepack EPR system, through which producers meet their extended producer responsibilities and thus deal with the end-of-life of their compostable bioplastic packaging.
It was also designed to guide people in properly disposing of compostable bioplastic packaging together with their household food waste.
The new trademark
The new trademark in a nutshell:
- it protects and promotes Italian excellence in the circular bioeconomy
- it is in line with the PPWR by way of which companies voluntarily declare their membership of an EPR system
- it guarantees that the requirements for membership of the Biorepack EPR system are met
- it facilitates the proper disposal of compostable bioplastic packaging by citizens
If you spot this label on compostable bioplastic packaging, you can collect it in the food-waste bin with confidence.
Figuring out what belongs in the organic waste is now simpler than ever.
And what if the Biorepack Organic label isn’t there?
And what if the Biorepack Organic label isn’t there?
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Because the trademark
Indicates membership of Biorepack
As a permanent reminder that we are the first EPR system in the world dedicated to managing the end-of-life of compostable bioplastics. A system that takes care of the products that come into its management and recycling circuit, a tangible expression of the circular economy, and which enhances the positive role played by compostable packaging in increasing the quality and quantity of organic waste collected.
It’s a tool to guide citizens, families, companies and commercial activities
The trademark helps to quickly and simply indicate where compostable bioplastic packaging should be disposed of within the separate waste collection process. Proper separate collection reduces the errors that contaminate organic waste, improving both the processing in plants and the actual recycling rates.