Accon is Scandinavia's largest supplier of big bags to the industry. Now we take the next step and offer services in recycling and reusing of our own big bags and those of other suppliers.
Accon Greetech's goal is to promote a sustainable development of our planet. We wish to reduce the incineration of used big bags, which enables us to reuse the plastic as the basis of new products. We also make it possible to reuse big bags in order to reduce the strain on the environment.
Accon Greentech AB has developed a sustainable use of plastic that complies with the recommendations of the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency. View the film from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency where Åsa Stenmarck briefly describes how we together can help create a dialogue between producers and customers. By working better together we hope that we can help […]
Accon lined up with a fantastic team in the golf competition this year. We wish to thank everyone for a very good event. We are already looking forward to participating next year and hope to see you again soon.
Solanum in Kalmar has collected this years "harvest" of big bags ready for recycling. Andreas Karlsson has done a great job compressing big bags into bales and managed to get 40 bales together. Solanum succeeded very well due to the help of the instruction film on Accon Greentech's website, showing how to achieve this. We […]
We are up and running after the holiday break and there is going to be a lot of exciting projects at Accon Greentech AB this autumn. We have started a project manufacturing plastic pallets for our big bags. We will use the plastic from big bags to produce the plastic pallets that will later be […]
We have tested compressing used big bags that are to be recycled inside a big bag. By simple means you can compress and bind the big bags you wish to dispose of. This simple video demonstrates how you can manage this yourselves. In this way we help you get your used big bags to recycling […]
Here at Accon, it is of utmost importance for us to take responsibility in the current situation, and help to reduce the spread of the Covid-19 virus.
