GSO EN 13437:2009
EN 13437:2003
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
17 October 2009
Packaging and material recycling — Criteria for recycling methods — Description of recycling processes and flow chart
GSO EN 13437:2009 Files
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GSO EN 13437:2009 Scope
This European Standard defines the criteria for a recycling process and describes the principal existing processes
for material recycling and their inter-relationship.
Both packaging and recovery technologies are subject to continuing and rapid development. This European
Standard describes the present stage of knowledge but may be subject to modifications in the light of new
developments.
The essential relationship between this and the five mandated European Packaging Standards and one
(mandated) CEN Report is specified in EN 13427.
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