For decades, ORSA foam has been committed to reducing waste and adopting sustainable solutions through the use of H and R agglomerates.

Since the early 1980s, agglomerate H has marked the first concrete step toward a more sustainable economy, enabling the company to recover polyurethane foam waste and turn it into a reusable material for a variety of applications. This pioneering approach has enabled ORSA foam to decrease its environmental impact and optimize resources.

Agglomeration H of ORSA foam

Agglomerate R: a new life for polyurethane

In 2021, the Gorla Minore-based company introduced agglomerate R, which is another step forward in sustainability. This comes from a supply chain that recovers discarded mattresses, extracts the polyurethane and sanitizes it. In this way ORSA foam is able to use this second raw material and turn it into a new product, ready to be reused. This process allows polyurethane to be given new life, closing the production cycle and contributing to waste reduction.

Agglomerato R di ORSA foam

Increasingly circular production

ORSA foam's future goal is to expand the use of R-agglomerate to the comfort sector as well, where it can offer sustainable solutions for upholstery and high-quality products. For years ORSA foam has been dedicated to making its production increasingly circular, firmly believing that every resource can be recovered and reintroduced into the production cycle for a more sustainable future.

Agglomerate R black of ORSA foam