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Aluminium’s diverse range of finishes plus its compatibility with all printing technologies provides designers with enormous scope to create packaging with stunning graphic design, shelf presence and brand identity. | Learn more
Aluminium’s diverse range of finishes plus its compatibility with all printing technologies provides designers with enormous scope to create packaging with stunning graphic design, shelf presence and brand identity. | Learn more
Aluminium has a thermal conductivity at the top of the range for metallic alloys, making it ideal for applications that minimise heating and chilling times and energies, such as a cold drink can or a ready meal foil tray. | Learn more
Lightweight aluminium packaging helps save resources during the transport and storage of the protected product and the packaging itself, both to the consumer and at the end of the packaging life. | Learn more
The formability of aluminium allows for the manufacture of shape holding foil applications, eye catching aerosol tubes and branded drinks cans. The metal’s malleability also means that aluminium foil can be easily deformed without losing its barrier integrity. | Learn more
Aluminium foil packaging is the lightest material to offer a complete barrier to light, gases and moisture and can help to extend the life of products. By enabling products to be preserved for long periods without the need for refrigeration, aluminium packaging helps to prevent spoilage and can provide large energy savings. | Learn more
Various Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) show that aluminium packaging contributes less than 10% of the environmental impact in a product‘s lifecycle, yet prevent spoilage and therefore save the resources… | Learn more
The aluminium drinks can is the most recycled beverage container in the world and most aluminium foil applications are fully recyclable as well. Aluminium foil applications that are not recycled can be incinerated for energy recovery and… | Learn more
Aluminium foil is completely sterile thanks to the high temperature annealing production process. It is safe for use in contact with foodstuffs and pharmaceuticals and doesn’t harbour or promote the growth of bacteria. | Learn more
Aluminium’s ability to form any shape and its protective qualities have made it the most versatile packaging material in the world. In addition, a key benefit is that aluminium foil, aluminium cans and other aluminium packaging materials can be fully recycled and reused an infinite number of times.
Work closely with communities, Indigenous groups, and stakeholders when planning closure. Incorporate their priorities, address concerns, and ensure post-closure outcomes align with shared expectations and needs.
Develop strategies to restore ecosystems, soil, and water quality. Rehabilitation should prioritise biodiversity, landscape stability, and future land uses that deliver lasting environmental and social value.
Prepare employees for life after closure with retraining and redeployment opportunities. Workforce transition planning builds resilience, supports livelihoods, and strengthens long-term community development.
Collaborate with local partners to identify beneficial post-closure uses. Options such as agriculture, conservation, renewable energy, or recreation provide enduring social and economic opportunities./p>
Implement monitoring programmes after closure to ensure environmental recovery is effective. Ongoing management reduces risks, demonstrates accountability, and supports community trust in long-term outcomes.
Invest in initiatives designed and driven by communities. Empowering local ownership of post-mine projects fosters economic independence, cultural relevance, and long-term sustainability.
Adopt automation, digital tools, and remote monitoring systems. Innovation improves efficiency, reduces environmental impact, and enhances safety, ensuring operations remain adaptive to changing conditions.
Regularly review and refine core processes. Continuous optimisation reduces waste, boosts productivity, and lowers costs while maintaining high safety and environmental performance standards.
Track air, water, and land impacts consistently during operations. Effective monitoring enables proactive management, minimises risks, and ensures compliance with environmental commitments and regulations.
Invest in staff training and professional development. A skilled workforce fosters safety, productivity, and innovation, ensuring long-term operational success and employee wellbeing.
Maintain ongoing dialogue with communities and stakeholders. Transparency, consultation, and shared initiatives strengthen trust and deliver lasting social value throughout operations.
Prepare for climate-related events by monitoring risks and strengthening disaster preparedness. Proactive planning protects workers, communities, and infrastructure while ensuring operational continuity.
Integrate measures to manage air, water, and land impacts during development. Proactive controls reduce disturbance, protect ecosystems, and embed sustainability into construction from the very beginning.
Plan and oversee construction activities with efficiency, safety, and sustainability in mind. Coordinated management ensures smooth delivery of infrastructure while minimising risks, delays, and environmental impacts.
Maintain transparent dialogue with communities and stakeholders. Provide opportunities, address concerns, and ensure construction supports local development while building trust and lasting partnerships.
Work closely with regulators to secure required approvals. Transparent processes, timely submissions, and proactive compliance reduce risks, strengthen credibility, and keep development legally sound.
Implement strict health and safety standards for workers. Training, protective equipment, and a strong safety culture ensure construction activities protect people and meet industry requirements.
Incorporate operational and closure considerations during development. Long-term planning ensures infrastructure, resources, and rehabilitation pathways support sustainable outcomes well beyond the construction phase.