Imagine trying to pick the healthiest ingredient for a recipe, but you only have half the nutrition label. This project creates a complete 'nutrition label' for plastics, especially PVC, by looking at health, nature, money, and people all at once. It provides a digital toolkit to help companies swap out toxic additives for safer options without guessing the impact.
PVC is durable but hard to recycle due to hazardous additives. Companies lack a single tool to measure how these materials affect health, the environment, and the bottom line simultaneously.
A methodological guide (ANALYST-BOX), a digital decision-making platform with a database (ANALYST-DIGI), and a TRL5 validation program (ANALYST-T-PACK).
If you are a component manufacturer dealing with toxic additives in flexible PVC — this project developed the ANALYST-T-PACK that validates safer material choices for automotive use cases. This ensures your parts meet strict safety rules while remaining durable.
If you are a producer dealing with the low recyclability of rigid foamed PVC — this project developed a digital decision tool (DMDMS) that helps you select materials with lower environmental footprints. This reduces the risk of future regulatory penalties.
If you are a supplier dealing with the shift toward the EU Green Deal — this project developed the ANALYST-BOX guidelines to prove your chemicals are safe and sustainable. This allows you to provide verified data to your B2B customers.
Based on available project data, the ANALYST-DIGI platform is intended to be an open access platform, though specific pricing for commercial support is not mentioned.
The project includes a validation program at TRL5 with 3 specific use cases covering the PVC value chain, indicating it is moving toward industrial application but is not yet fully scaled.
Based on available project data, the project emphasizes an open platform for resources, but specific licensing terms for the DMDMS tool are not detailed.
The tools are designed to align with the EU Green Deal, the Circular Economy Action Plan, and the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS).
Companies can use the ANALYST-DIGI digital support system and its interoperable database to combine different data sources for decision-making.
The consortium is heavily industry-driven with a 54% industry ratio, comprising 7 industrial partners and 4 SMEs. This strong commercial presence, combined with 4 research organizations and 1 university across 6 European countries, suggests the resulting tools are designed for practical commercial utility rather than just academic theory.
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