The constant accumulation of waste and failure to comply with the rules for storing recyclable materials on the premises may lead to adverse consequences:

Plastiker operates within the law and enters into contracts for the removal of recyclable materials, providing all necessary reporting documentation.
The company’s activities are focused on stable growth and a broad regional presence. Today, our branches operate successfully in Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Odesa, Lviv and Uman, enabling us to serve customers promptly throughout Ukraine.
We are committed to long-term and fruitful cooperation, helping businesses to be environmentally responsible and implement effective solutions in the field of secondary resource management.

The logistics industry is currently developing at a rapid pace. The growth in freight transport and warehouse handling is leading to increased use of packaging materials and, consequently, a negative impact on the environment.

Transport and goods flows are a daily occurrence within logistics centres. Goods are moved to the warehouse, undergo processing and are delivered to the customer. Packaging and transport materials are actively used at every stage.

Cardboard boxes, plastic films and plastic containers are indispensable and cost-effective packaging materials in the operations of logistics centres and warehouses. Consequently, logistics companies of all sizes generate significant volumes of this waste in the course of their activities. The accumulated waste begins to take up a lot of space and hinders the efficient operation of warehouses and logistics centres. Monthly waste volumes can reach several tonnes, resulting in a substantial expense for removal and disposal.

A high-quality approach to waste management in the logistics sector enables the rational use of warehouse space, improves the productivity of warehouses and distribution centres, and helps maintain the ecological balance of the environment.