flustix-certified companies in focus: SURTECO

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From raw material to finished furniture edgebands – sustainability is measurable, visible, and verifiable. Together with flustix - Rethink Plastics, the company is setting powerful new standards in the furniture industry by combining design, performance, and certified sustainability.

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SURTECO’s pioneering CIRCULAR EDGE redefines what impactful and responsible production can look like. Applying a cradle-to-gate approach, the company measures the environmental impact of its products from raw material extraction up to the point they leave the plant – ensuring transparent, reliable, and actionable data on carbon performance. Within this line, CIRCULAR 50 stands out as a powerful example of circularity in practice: made with ≥50% post-industrial recycled polypropylene (PIR), it gives new life to valuable resources that would otherwise go to waste.

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CIRCULAR 50 carries the flustix RECYCLED Trustmark – independently verifying that the material truly contains over 50% certified recyclate. The flustix Trustmark is built on a rigorous and transparent process of traceability and chain-of-custody analysis, offering manufacturers and purchasers reliable proof and full visibility of the recycled content.

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Compared to standard PP, CIRCULAR 50 reduces the Product Carbon Footprint by 47%, delivering impactful CO₂ savings without compromising on quality, durability, or design.

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By adhering to internationally recognised frameworks and aligning with EU regulations such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Clean Industrial Deal, SURTECO demonstrates how circular innovation and compliance can go hand in hand – setting an inspiring example for the entire industry.

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Learn more about SURTECO’s certified PP CIRCULAR 50: https://lnkd.in/dD-bsq_s

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PROADEC PORTUGAL Clara Cruz Christoph Kremer Cátia Oliveira

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