Industrial Licensing is a mandatory process for the installation of industrial establishments and must always be updated when changes made require it.
Recognizing that it can be a difficult and time-consuming process, STREAM supports your company in a fast and efficient manner, ensuring the implementation or updating of your industrial licensing. Our methodology starts with a diagnosis of the current licensing status, followed by the instruction and full support of the respective licensing application.
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“The problem of plastic pollution is a problem generated by all of us, and we all have a decisive role to play in solving it. We can't blame plastic! We must take responsibility for using this material in a more circular and sustainable way, ensuring that it never becomes pollution.” This is the ambition of the Portuguese Pact for Plastics. The Portuguese Pact for Plastics, an initiative led by the Smart Waste Portugal Association, brings together various entities along the plastics value chain, from companies in different sectors - retail, industry, recycling, etc. - as well as universities, research centers, sector associations and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), around this common vision. Today, more than 90 organizations have joined this pact.
Goals for 2025
Eliminate single-use plastics considered problematic and/or unnecessary;
Ensure that 100% of packaging is reusable, recyclable or compostable;
Ensure that 70% or more of plastic packaging is effectively recycled, by increasing collection and recycling;
Incorporate an average of 30% recycled plastic in new plastic packaging;
Promote activities to raise awareness and educate consumers (current and future) about the circular use of plastics.
The 2025 Roadmap of the Portuguese Pact for Plastics represents the collective strategy of the members of this initiative to achieve the five goals by 2025. This document presents a set of activities and their results in the short, medium and long term of this initiative. It also presents the role of each entity, individually, and of all the members, collectively, in achieving the 2025 Goals. Thus, every year, the members of this pact will report their performance, in aggregate, in relation to each of the initiative's goals. This report will be released in October of each year.
