LINHARDT’s PCR aluminum range is built to provide a practical way to cut emissions and prepare for tighter packaging rules. The company offers tubes, aerosol cans, bottles, and rigid aluminum packaging made with 100% post consumer recycled aluminum, helping customers reduce reliance on virgin material while maintaining food grade compliance and traceable sourcing.
The key advantage is measurable impact: LINHARDT's PCR aluminum slugs generate 0.8 kg CO2e per kilogram of aluminum compared with 9.1 kg CO2e for virgin aluminum on a cradle to gate basis. That reduction matters as reporting requirements, recycled content targets, and supply chain scrutiny continue to increase across Europe and other markets.
Unlike many recycling systems that require additional remelting steps, LINHARDT’s production partner uses molten aluminum scrap directly in slug production, reducing energy demand in the process. The recycled feedstock comes from end of life sources such as cable wires and lithographic plates, with transparent and traceable supply chains across Central and Eastern Europe.
The offering is less about marketing language and more about giving packaging buyers a workable route to lower carbon packaging with verified recycled content and stable material availability.