Wood recycling through Wood Loop

Wood recycling through Wood Loop

The Netherlands wants to be fully circular by 2050, and in order to achieve this we all need to use 50% fewer primary raw materials by 2030. At Cialona, we are committed not only to creating impressive exhibition stands, but to doing so in the most sustainable way possible.

So Cialona’s commitment to innovation and sustainability has led us to a great new partnership with the Wood Loop Foundation.

This partnership allows us to take our sustainable ambitions to the next level while offering our clients new, more environmentally friendly options in booth construction.

What exactly is Wood Loop?

The foundation is an initiative of Royal CBM, Baars & Bloemhoff and Unilin Panels. It is an innovative organization that enables every wood processor to recycle chipboard, MDF and other wood easily and in a sustainable way. We now separate the waste wood ourselves in the special crates, which are scattered throughout our workshop. Thanks to Wood Loop’s efficient collection and return logistics, we can contribute to a circular industry.

Cialona's contribution to a circular industry

As they say at Wood Loop, “the greatest profit is to be gained from clean collection,” for us this means that we do not leave the separation of different types of wood to a waste processor, we do it ourselves.

In the crates provided by them, we can properly separate chipboard as well as MDF and other AB wood.

In this way, a larger part of the wood residues can be reused in the form of high-quality board material and the recycling cycle has less transport movement this way.

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image: www.wood-loop.nl

A more sustainable future

We are proud of our role in advancing the circular economy. By partnering with innovative parties like the Wood Loop Foundation, we can not only improve our own processes, but also make a positive impact on the entire industry.

At Cialona, we continue to build a greener world, one booth at a time ;).

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