Distinct yet complementary platforms, they reflect the company’s strategy: to consolidate its leadership in plastics recycling while further strengthening its position within the packaging industry.

At PRSE, Aliplast operates in a field where it is already widely recognized, showcasing an integrated industrial model that spans the entire value chain, from plastic waste management to the production of secondary raw materials. This approach ensures continuity, quality and traceability, factors that are becoming increasingly critical in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.
It is precisely this context that makes participation in Interpack particularly strategic.

With the introduction of the European Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), the industry’s focus is shifting toward traceable recycled materials, recyclability and the use of secondary raw content. Within this framework, Aliplast positions itself as a partner along the supply chain, capable of supporting packaging manufacturers with solutions already aligned with the new regulatory requirements.

Plastic regeneration and dialogue with the packaging industry

**With the introduction of the PPWR, the industry’s focus is shifting toward traceable recycled materials, recyclability and the use of secondary raw content. (photo: Aliplast9**

“Following our participation in Cosmopack, PRSE and Interpack represent a natural next step in the path we are pursuing,” comments Michele Petrone, CEO of Aliplast. “These two events allow us, on the one hand, to consolidate our role in plastics regeneration and, on the other, to strengthen our dialogue with the packaging industry, at a time when quality, supply continuity and regulatory compliance are becoming increasingly central.”

A further area of development concerns the expansion of the company’s offering in the rigid plastics segment, also driven by the start-up of a new plant in Modena. This advanced facility will increase production capacity and further extend the application scope of Aliplast’s solutions, complementing LDPE films and PET sheets with new opportunities in HDPE and PP for higher value-added sectors.
Participation in PRSE and Interpack confirms a clear direction: integrating recycling, industrial development and regulatory requirements into a concrete offering for circular packaging.