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Flake-to-Preform: Award

SIPA's XFORM RENEW wins sustainability award, redefining circularity in PET preform production

SIPA S.p.A. Vittorio Veneto (TV), Italy

SIPA has been awarded the prestigious Sustainability Award 2025 in the ‘Machinery’ category for its groundbreaking XFORM RENEW direct flake-to-preform technology. 

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The award was officially presented at the ceremony held on November 11th in Utrecht during the Sustainability Summit. This recognition highlights a significant step forward in the industry's drive toward meeting ambitious circular economy mandates.

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Economic and Logistical Advantage

Beyond the environmental benefits, XFORM RENEW delivers measurable economic advantages, making high-volume rPET production more viable for converters and brand owners:

  • Lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO): The highly efficient process can reduce the total cost of ownership by up to 35%.
  • Material Savings: Flake prices are lower than rPET pellets, contributing to cost reduction.
  • Logistics Savings: Reduced logistical and warehousing needs cut costs by up to 20%.

"The pressure is on to innovate, especially with new regulations demanding increased recycled PET content," says SIPA. "XFORM RENEW is not just a machine; it's a catalyst for change, giving the industry a practical, scalable path to meet sustainability goals while simultaneously lowering costs and boosting capacity". The XFORM RENEW system is crucial for driving the circular economy, especially since only 6% of bottle PET makes it back into new bottles. By pioneering this solution, SIPA is empowering its customers to take a leading role in the sustainability of PET packaging.

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