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- The term “aseptic” is
derived from the Greek word “septicos” which means the absence of
putrefactive micro-organisms. Aseptic describes a product or method
that is free of microbiological organisms, that would lead to
spoilage, fermentation, or contamination.
- Aseptic packages are
made of several laminated layers, including paper, aluminum and
low-density polyethylene.
- The aseptic package
itself is a unique, multi-layer lamination that combines the best
attributes of paper, plastic and aluminum to form a singular,
high-performance beverage container.
- Paper provides
stiffness and strength, making the efficie,nt, block shape of the
package possible.
- Tetra Pak Aseptic
cartons are multi-layer polycoated paperboards. The type of paper
used depends on the product being packaged, the regional market
where it will be sold and the manufacturing conditions.
- The post-consumption
aseptic cartons value approximately 120 USD/ton. The recycled
materials have the following values: recycled paper (120 USD/ton. –
market value), aluminum (2500 USD/ton., according to the LME –
London Metal Exchange) and paraffin (500 USD/ton. – market value of
high purity paraffin for industrial applications).
- Considering the mass
balance, it is possible to calculate the average value of output
materials as 306,60 USD/ton. Thus, there is an aggregation of value
by 155,5% as a result of recycling these three components from
post-consumption aseptic cartons.
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