Our packaging is evolving
From 2026, we will reduce plastic in autoclave packaging
From January 2026, Euronda Pro System autoclaves will have more sustainable packaging: for the main components, we will use paper solutions instead of plastic. This is a concrete change, part of a process that began several years ago and is incorporated into our environmental strategy.
What's changing in autoclave packaging
At the beginning of 2026, the packaging of Euronda Pro System autoclaves will evolve with a clear objective: reducing plastic by using more paper. The outer box and inner side supports will therefore be made of FSC paper, maintaining the same standards of protection and stability during transport and storage.
Reducing materials also means producing measurable results. With this new packaging, we will be saving a total of almost 3,000 kg of plastic every year. This is an important benefit that translates into real and consistent environmental results over time.
Our goal is to continue along this path, gradually reducing plastic until we achieve 100% plastic-free packaging wherever possible.
This journey has already begun
This development is the natural result of work that began earlier. In 2025, the Euromatic sealing machine and the Eurosafe Smart multifunctional tank have already started using paper in their packaging.
The transition that will take place in 2026 extends this approach to the entire range, with a consistency that combines sustainability and quality.
Consistency with our environmental commitment
The evolution of packaging is perfectly in line with our commitment to continuously improve our products and processes while reducing our environmental impact, without compromising on performance or reliability.
To confirm this approach, Euronda is ISO 14001 certified, the international standard for environmental management systems: this is a solid foundation that also guides concrete choices such as this one, aimed at continuous improvement.
A concrete step in the right direction
The new paper packaging may seem like a simple change, but it is significant for what it represents: everyday attention to materials, waste, and the environment.
For us, it is another step forward in a process of responsible innovation based on forward-looking choices.
