With 13 construction companies, 81 participating projects and 167,060 Kg of cans collected, Prolata, a non-profit association dedicated to the reverse logistics chain for steel packaging, and the Civil Construction Union of the State of S\u00e3o Paulo (SindusCon-SP), through of the collection work of the startup Rafa Resolve, a Prolata partner that operates in the civil construction waste market, seek to strengthen the reverse logistics system, which makes the collection procedure and the return of certain solid waste from the business sector feasible, as provided by the National Solid Waste Policy Law (PNRS).<\/p>\n
Signed in October 2020, the partnership already has the following registered builders: Adolpho Lindenberg Construtora; Concrejato Services; Cyrela; Engelux; Even; Fawer; Gafisa; Engineering Spears; Max Constructions; Plan and plan; Patriani; Sinco Engenharia and Trisul.<\/p>\n
According to Thais Fagury, president of the Brazilian Association of Steel Packaging (Abea\u00e7o) and director of Prolata, the packaging and waste originating from construction sites are generated by legal entities and the responsibility lies exclusively with the construction site. \u201cThe Prolata program offers a facility for disposal\u201d, he emphasizes.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe have witnessed a movement in the construction sector in the search for initiatives that promote new solutions for the disposal of waste, and this partnership comes to encourage even more\u201d, highlights Lilian Sarrouf, Technical Coordinator of the SindusCon-SP Environment Committee .<\/p>\n
Source: tatiane@pressaporter.com.br Press office<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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