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Corporate Sustainability Consumption of Packaging Materials

 

Environmental Information

Optimised Packaging
More Sustainable

 

With the commitment to promoting a more efficient and responsible use of resources, in 2025 we continued continuous improvement projects aimed at reducing the consumption of packaging materials and the waste generated throughout the process. These initiatives reflect a gradual transition towards solutions with a higher incorporation of recycled materials, while ensuring appropriate product protection and contributing to the reduction of the environmental impact associated with packaging.

 

 

Less plastic, more recycled
Lower environmental impact

 

Since the implementation of the “LessPlastic” project in 2018 and up to 2025, a 36% reduction in plastic consumption has been achieved, decreasing from 180.6 t/year to 116.3 t/year 

In parallel, in 2025, the Group maintained the positive trend recorded over the last two years, reaching an overall value of 65% of plastic consumption with recycled content, representing an increase of 11pp compared to 2024. Vicaima Limited demonstrates excellent performance in this indicator, achieving a 99% rate of plastic consumption with recycled content in 2025.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Hybrid technology promotes the use of cardboard packaging

The use of hybrid technology for door packaging, combining shrink plastic and cardboard box solutions, enabled a 20% reduction in plastic grammage, minimised waste, and reduced energy consumption in the process.

Following previous years, in 2025 we continued continuous improvement projects focused on reducing plastic use and optimising film rolls, as well as the automatic adjustment of fan-fold cardboard dimensions for the production of cardboard boxes.

In this context, we initiated the first phase of replacing plastic packaging with cardboard boxes in the Portaro® technical solutions range (fire-rated, acoustic, and security doors). This measure is being progressively extended to other product ranges, and in 2025 it was implemented across all technical doors, as well as lacquer-finished doors.

 

 

 

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