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Assoporti, well the final approval of the Salvamare Law
Agreement with ANPAR to promote the use of recycled materials in construction activities in ports
May 13, 2022
Meanwhile, still on the subject of environmental protection, today Assoporti has signed with ANPAR (National Association of Producers Recycled Aggregates) an agreement to promote the use of recycled materials in construction activities that develop within Italian ports. With the an agreement ANPAR undertakes to support the Association of Italian Ports in the dissemination of best practices in terms of circular economy, making available to the Port System Authorities the technical skills of its companies to facilitate the understanding of the possibilities and benefits arising the use of materials from recovery treatments and recycling, as well as in identifying possible solutions concrete, with specific reference to recycled aggregates coming from the treatment of inert waste.
In addition, the two associations agreed on the appropriateness to organize opportunities for information and discussion on the territories in order to disseminate the benefits and positive environmental aspects linked to the use of co-materials and products instead of virgin materials. Assoporti and ANPAR will also share information and useful proposals to identify possible synergies, actions and joint programmes for the achievement of objectives in terms of of circular economy.
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Meanwhile, still on the subject of environmental protection, today Assoporti has signed with ANPAR (National Association of Producers Recycled Aggregates) an agreement to promote the use of recycled materials in construction activities that develop within Italian ports. With the an agreement ANPAR undertakes to support the Association of Italian Ports in the dissemination of best practices in terms of circular economy, making available to the Port System Authorities the technical skills of its companies to facilitate the understanding of the possibilities and benefits arising the use of materials from recovery treatments and recycling, as well as in identifying possible solutions concrete, with specific reference to recycled aggregates coming from the treatment of inert waste.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
