New animation video from EPPA about PVC Window Recycling is online

Date: 27 July 2020

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Date: 27 July 2020

What can the European PVC window profile industry do to help reaching the EU climate goals? EPPA and its members, supported by VinylPlus® have the answer.

They are working towards a circular economy, where your old PVC windows are recycled and used as valuable resources for new PVC windows. How does that work? Please check out the new EPPA video. Further information: https://eppa-profiles.eu

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