Aripack, a packaging company, has developed an innovative approach to processing packaging waste into biogas through the use of a biogas additive developed by Neo Plastics. This case study explores the problem Aripack was facing, the solution they implemented, and the positive outcomes they have achieved through their waste-to-energy efforts.

As a packaging company, Aripack generates a significant amount of waste during their production process. This waste includes plastic and other packaging materials, which can have a detrimental impact on the environment if not properly managed. Additionally, disposing of this waste can be costly and time-consuming.

To address the problem of packaging waste, Aripack partnered with Neo Plastics to develop a biogas additive that can be used to process waste materials into biogas. This approach not only helps to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills but also provides a source of energy that can be used to power Aripack's operations.

Aripack's innovative approach to processing packaging waste into biogas has yielded positive outcomes for both the company and the environment. By using the biogas additive, Aripack has been able to significantly reduce their waste stream and lower their carbon footprint. Additionally, the biogas generated through this process can be used to power Aripack's operations, making them more energy-efficient and sustainable. Overall, Aripack's efforts demonstrate the potential for waste-to-energy solutions to promote circularity in the packaging industry.

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