ABOUT US
Recover
For several years, Mineraria di Boca has been actively involving in environmental restoration and provides solutions in relation to non-hazardous special waste management by organizing transportation services and ensuring proper recovery or disposal of, aiming at finding suitable solutions tailored to the development of new energy from renewable sources
Different types of waste are tested in our laboratory which are directly collected from the producers in order to assess their suitability for use in compounds with clays.
Mineraria di Boca SpA has been granted permission for the recovery of non-hazardous special waste, as per the decree issued by the Province of Novara No. 43/2015 and subsequent amendments. Additionally, the company is enrolled in the Register of Environmental Managers under categories 4 and 8
Ashes
from virgin wood combustion
Excavated soil
and rock
Foundry waste
from melting process of cast iron and steel
Sludges
from treatment of metal finishing
Activity
We manage and collaborate as to recovery facilities for non-hazardous special waste, ensuring the recovery in full compliance with the applicable environmental regulations. Our commitment lies in implementing an economy that aligns seamlessly with environmental conservation efforts
ENVIRONMENTAL RECOVERY
(R10)
MATERIAL RECOVERY
(R5)
aimed at reusing the same mining within the production activity.
MATERIAL RECOVERY
(R5)
aimed at restoring an active mining site
TRANSPORTATION OF SPECIAL WASTE
(R5)
Non-hazardous waste (Cat. 4)
Hazardous waste (Cat. 5)
ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION
(CAT.9)
INTERMEDIATION AND TRADING OF WASTE MATERIALS
(CAT.8)
ENVIRONMENTAL RECOVERY
(R10)
MATERIAL RECOVERY
(R5)
aimed at reusing the same mining within the production activity.
MATERIAL RECOVERY
(R5)
Aimed at restoring an active mining site
TRANSPORTATION OF SPECIAL WASTE
(R5)
Non-hazardous waste (Cat. 4)
Hazardous waste (Cat. 5)
ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION
(CAT.9)
INTERMEDIATION AND TRADING OF WASTE MATERIALS
(CAT.8)
We also manage spaces and collaborate with a number of recovery/disposal facilities, both incoming and outgoing.
In particular, for the past seven years we have been involved in reintroducing into the ceramic production cycle, the scraps from processing, at a major German ceramic company, following both the grain size reduction operations and the chemical verification referring to the percentage of the finished product to be used.
Phases
