In early April 2025, Relicyc introduced Logypal 7, a pallet made entirely from recycled and recyclable plastic, designed for logistics in the food, pharmaceutical and industrial sectors. The announcement comes at a pivotal time for the industry, which is grappling with the challenges posed by the new Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and the growing demand from global markets for sustainable solutions. In this context, Relicyc — a company with over 40 years of experience in the recovery and recycling of plastic and wood — offers a product that combines build quality, environmental responsibility and digital traceability.
Made entirely of recycled polyolefins, the manufacturer claims the pallet delivers durability, ease of handling and high reusability, making it ideal for racking, transporting loads across a wide weight range, and use in controlled environments. Relicyc's integrated approach begins with the recovery of end-of-life plastic materials, continues with responsible recycling management, and culminates in the production of a high-performance pallet ready to re-enter the logistics cycle. Every stage of the process is designed with the environment in mind, supported by real-time energy consumption monitoring software and a design that reduces energy demand.
The most innovative version of Logypal 7, suitable for direct contact with food, complies with HACCP regulations. This makes it perfectly suitable for use in the food, healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors, including in clinical, hospital and outpatient storage facilities. It is an evolution that meets the increasing demand for safe, hygienically controllable materials, without compromising on sustainability. The pallet also stands out for its favourable balance between load capacity and tare weight.
“The challenge of moulding with recycled material requires experience and investment,” explains Simone Frezzato, commercial general manager at Relicyc. “Simulating the flow of material in the mould was crucial to developing a pallet that combines strength, visual quality and ease of handling.”
