Last Tuesday, 13th February, we had the pleasure of receiving at Plásticos Vanguardia the visit of the Mayor of Azuqueca de Henares, José Luis Blanco, and the Vice-Minister of Employment, Social Dialogue and Occupational Health and Safety, Nuria Chust, who highlighted the factory's focus on sustainability, recycling and occupational safety.

This certification is a further tangible step in our mission to promote responsible and environmentally friendly business practices. As a member of this voluntary initiative since 2021, we have decided to extend our commitments by certifying our actions to prevent unintentional losses of plastic particles (pellets, flakes and dust) in 2023.

PLASTICOS VANGUARDIA S.A. has received a grant for its energy saving and efficiency project "Modification of the hydraulic circuit for cooling the moulds of the extrusion lines".

PLASTICOS VANGUARDIA S.A. has received a grant for its energy saving and efficiency project "Replacement of 1-litre bottle extrusion-blowing equipment with more efficient equipment".

PLASTICOS VANGUARDIA S.A. ha recibido una ayuda para su Proyecto de ahorro y eficiencia energética “ Sustitución equipo extrusión-soplado botellas 20 L por otro mas eficiente”.

Our commitment to sustainability in the widest sense was again rewarded by receiving the Platinum medal from Ecovadis. This certification is the result of our efforts in the various areas of our company to generate value through our activity.

We are proud to receive the seal of CALCULATION and COMPENSATION granted by MITECO, this allows us to reflect the efforts we carry out to combat climate change.

MORE is an European platform created by European Plastics Converters (EuPC), whose objective is to monitor the use of recycled material by plastics processors.

We are very proud of this recognition we received in 2021 and represents another step in our strategy of promoting the circularity of our packaging.

In Plásticos Vanguardia, we work under a circular economy model, designing sustainable packaging which can be valued at the end of its useful life, entering the value chain again and generating the least possible environmental impact.