In 2025, on June 5th, we will celebrate World Environment Day, which draws attention to the pollution of the planet with plastic. The call is aimed at collective action against plastic pollution, which is excessively present in our lives in last decades. Microplastics represent a particular danger because it enter the food chain and affect the health of both humans and animals. The impact of plastic on the environment is frightening; almost 11 million tons of plastic enter aquatic ecosystems every year, and about 13 million tons accumulate in the soil.
The circular economy is key in the fight against plastic. It would simply mean that we need to rethink the way we design, make, use and reuse plastic. The design of a plastic product should be made in such way that it can be used more than once and recycled until the end of its “lifetime”.
In our protected area, you will find waste bins were you can separate waste by plastic, glass, cans, mixed waste and biowaste so we encourage you to use it. In our hospitality services you will find a biodegradable packaging as a part of our phasing out the plastic packaging.
