Film about gypsum recycling "in a closed loop" by GtoG

The GtoG project is designed to offer a pan-European collaborative approach linking the recycling industry, the demolition and demolition industry, and the gypsum industry. The project has produced a video detailing its goals, principles, and results. The film explains that gypsum products, such as drywall sheets and gypsum blocks — are among the few building materials that can be recycled "in a closed cycle". During processing, gypsum is separated from paper materials, and both materials can be reused, which allows you to organize multiple production of products from the same raw materials. The goal of the GtoG project is to maximize the efficiency and speed of processing gypsum waste from demolition, thereby contributing to an increase in the efficient use of natural resources by the European economy.

The film allows viewers to get a complete picture of the development of the project and expresses the project's desire to share information with representatives of the involved industries and all interested parties. The film includes explanations from professionals not only representing the entire gypsum recycling chain (demolition of buildings, recycling, production), but also the full range of organizations involved in the project: universities, consulting agencies, manufacturing and construction companies.