Adestor by Lecta partners with RecyClass to drive circularity in labelling

Adestor by Lecta, Lecta’s self-adhesive material branch, is proud to announce its platinum partnership with RecyClass, a key European initiative promoting plastic recyclability.

This partnership reflects Adestor’s ongoing commitment to minimizing environmental impact and accelerating the transition towards a circular economy within the labelling industry.

Adestor by Lecta actively collaborates with customers, suppliers, and industry partners to drive circularity throughout the entire value chain. This collaboration is especially crucial for market segments heavily reliant on self-adhesive plastic materials like PP and PE, such as cosmetics, home care, electronics, and beverages.

RecyClass, a non-profit organization, brings together stakeholders across the plastics value chain to improve recyclability, enhance transparency in plastic waste origin, and establish standardized methods for calculating and tracking recycled plastic content in Europe.
https://www.lecta.com/en/news/Pages/Adestor-by-Lecta-partners-with-RecyClass-to-drive-circularity-in-labelling.aspx

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