Expertise that takes leaders even further.

The synergy between Rotec and CARTIER has been nothing short of transformative. Together, we embarked on an innovative project, aligning our expertise and ambition to set new industry benchmarks.

2023 is definitely the year we want to make a mark with our serious and unprecedented commitment to environmental responsibility. The proof? Our inclusion as an eco-design expert in the Ecoleader Fund directory!

With the growing need to reduce the environmental footprint of individuals and businesses, Canada recently announced that it is adjusting its plastics regulations. In order to reduce the consumption of polluting materials, the government will ban the manufacture, sale and import of components deemed harmful to the environment by 2025.

The entry into force of this regulation is a golden opportunity for your company to review and optimize your packaging. In addition to making you more eco-responsible, this revision could help you reduce your expenses.

At CARTIER, our mission is to optimize packaging for companies across the province to help them reduce their costs and environmental footprint. We love working with them and learning about their realities in order to improve their packaging operations. Most recently, we worked with Altrum, a company that specializes in workplace recognition programs and commemorative products – trophies, medals, etc. Take a look at the positive impacts of their optimal packaging recipe, both on the planet and on their wallet! A proof that it is indeed possible to reduce our ecological footprint while reducing our costs, unlike what one might think!

Who doesn’t feel a little like they’re reliving the same day as in the 1993 movie, with rising prices and supply delays still continuing into 2022? The bright side of this news that seems to be ongoing is that we know what to expect! Discover our overview of the issues that could affect your industry and their concrete solutions.

Did you know that 51% of consumers consider their packages to be overpacked? However, 20% of merchandise returns are damaged products, which suggests that many of these packages were not adequately protected during transport and delivery. There is therefore a very fine line between over-packaged or under-packaged merchandise and optimal packaging! In this context, is it possible to have both a suitably packaged parcel and an eco-responsible packaging?

Cartier Packaging invests 600 000$ in its innovation laboratory, therefore becoming the largest packaging optimization laboratory in Canada.