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Separate waste collection is the fundamental first step in sustainable waste management. But even in virtuous contexts, such as in the Tuscany region where the percentage of separate waste collection exceeds 60%, it is essential to have a technological solution that allows for the recovery of that fraction of waste that cannot be recycled, and that is currently disposed of in landfills or sent to incineration. As confirmed by Corepla, about 40% of the plastic collected cannot be sent for recycling, ending up in waste-to-energy plants or cement plants. With Waste to Chemicals technology, it is possible to intercept the amount of waste that cannot be recycled with traditional technologies and recover it to produce circular products.