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PLASTDEINK

Water based process for the delaminating and deinking of surface printed plastic

Coordinator	CADEL DEINKING S.L.
Grant period	2019-09-01 - 2021-08-31
Funding body	European Union
Call number	H2020-SMEInst-2018-2020-2
Grant number	859179
Identifier	G:(EU-Grant)859179

Note: THE PROBLEM Since 1950s more than 8.3 billion tonnes of plastics have been produced worldwide (348 million in 2017 ). From this, almost 80% have been landfilled or leaked into the ocean increasing more and more the negative environmental impact (leachate and greenhouse gases). Currently, more than a quarter of the plastic production is packaging, growing 5% per year, which only 14% is recycled while the rest is incinerated (14%), leakage into the environment (32%) and landfilled (40%). Plastdeink has born to solve the main recycling problems that affects the EU since the last decades: - Multilayer plastic is not recyclable - Inked recycled plastic packaging goes to downcycling - Post-industrial plastic never end in the market THE SOLUTION Plastdeink is a unique technology able to delaminate and deink laminated and surface-printed film. CADEL DEINKING (a technology-based SME founded in 2014) has developed an innovative, environmentally friendly and low-cost process to delaminate & deink printed plastic scraps. Plastic (delaminated and deinked) obtained with this process has a similar quality to virgin plastic, what converts it in a high value product for several applications. The product obtained with Plastdeink is a 45% cheaper than virgin plastic. CADEL´s proposal has the objective to contribute to a real Circular Economy in the frame of EU plastic waste policy for mono and multi-material flexible packaging. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CADEL´s delaminated & deinked technology is an important breakthrough for the plastic industry. Plastdeink represents a business opportunity to our potential customers: the process removes inked, odours and delaminate in one step to reintroduce the plastic into high-added value applications. - Plastic converters will be able to use their own plastic scraps, instead of buying new virgin plastic (so much expensive) - Plastic recyclers will be able to produce high value-added plastic at a low production cost.

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