Gyptec Ibérica actively contributes towards sustainable development by seeking and using eco-efficient practices and technologies, combining its growth with environmental protection. The company seeks sustainability at all levels, be it in economic, environmental or social terms.
- Use of FGD (flue gas desulfurization);
- Use of recycled paper;
- Use of paper from controlled sources, certified by FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) and PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) standards;
- Use shipping or rail transports;
- Selective collection of board leftovers;
- Manufacture of products with higher added value: thermal, acoustic and fire;
- Concern for safe handling (labelling, standards manual).
Collect, Recycle and Reintegrate
The production of Gyptec plasterboards is an example of a circular economy. Gyptec uses recycled paper and FGD gypsum as raw materials, and also promotes the selective collection of plasterboard remains, recycling and reintegrating them into the production process.
The Circular Economy is a regenerative economic model in which resources are managed in order to preserve their value for as long as possible, integrating end-of-life products into new processes.