Embracing the Circular Economy in Plastic Packaging
by Ryan Ross, Head of Technology
1. Design with Sustainability in Mind
The journey towards a circular economy starts with design. By prioritizing the use of recycled materials and ensuring our packaging is designed for recyclability, we're minimizing our environmental footprint and ensuring our products can be part of a closed-loop system.
Top tip
Consider the entire lifecycle of your packaging from the outset. Designing with recyclability in mind is not just good for the planet—it can also appeal to eco-conscious consumers.
2. Collaboration is Key to Circular Success
Achieving a circular economy for plastic packaging requires effort across the entire value chain. We collaborate with suppliers, customers, and waste management entities to improve recycling infrastructure and increase consumer awareness about recycling practices.
Top tip
Building a circular economy is a team effort. Engage with all stakeholders to share insights, challenges, and solutions for more sustainable packaging.
3. Innovation Drives Circular Solutions
We invest in research and development to explore new materials and technologies that can enhance the recyclability and reduce the environmental impact of our packaging. This commitment to innovation is key to advancing the circular economy.
Top tip
Stay ahead of the curve by investing in sustainable innovations. New materials and technologies can transform the sustainability of your packaging.
