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The law in France requires that by 2025 all disposable tableware has to be made from 60% of biobased materials, that can be composted at home.

Every day, we strive to be an environmental friendly company with responsible use of natural resources, the introduction of cleaner technologies and reducing the environmental impact. Proof of our sustainable actions is the certificate ISO 14001.

The world is becoming more and more virtual. If just a few years ago, we had our first glimpse of online life in communities such as Second Life, it seems nowadays our whole “real” life is moving to the virtual world.

At the 39th International Scientific Conference on the Development of Organizational Sciences, Skaza received the award for the best HR practice 2020. Special recognition is confirmation of our successful transformation into a modern organization, which puts concern for the business and personal...

On Wednesday, September 23, we hosted the Deputy Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the Republic of Slovenia, Derk Jan Nauta. During a visit, we showed him our production, and at the laser engraving department, we gave him a personalized cup in the color of his homeland.

Based on our knowledge and experience, we put a new life to fishing nets and created a unique Bokashi Organko 2 Ocean kitchen composter from the obtained material. The successor of our innovative product, which also boasts the prestigious Red Dot award, will see the light of day in October.

We talked to one of the two directors of Plastika Skaza, dr. Robert Agnič, about why we have decided that our main focus will be on the circular economy in the coming years, and how this transformation is going.

Skaza has been operating in the plastics industry for more than 40 years. We are aware of the specifics of this industry, therefore more than ten years ago we decided to make necessary changes for the good of everything and everyone. We live a full mission and we prove it with the recognitions and...

I got an audiobook Good to Great by Jim Collins a few years ago. And one of the lines that caught my attention was to ‘get the right people on the bus’.

We are proud to present you with another project that will revalue the product of the agricultural sector (the so-called vegetable and cereal seeds as a potential secondary raw material) through an innovative circular economy model and re-integrate it into the chain of primary raw materials for...