Packaging DIAGNOSIS
Knowing whether you're under- or over-packaging isn’t always easy. But some signs are hard to ignore: are your packaging processes time-consuming? Are your warehouses overflowing with different packaging components? Are your customers receiving damaged products? At CARTIER, we offer a diagnostic based on rigorous analysis and proven methodologies¹ to provide you with a clear and accurate assessment of your packaging.
Our GOAL
Helping you gain clarity!
We support our clients in their efforts to measurably reduce environmental impacts by providing the tools they need to better understand the environmental footprint of their packaging.
Revolutionizing packaging for a sustainable world™ starts with knowledge and sharing our expertise!
3 steps and It's DONE
01. Reception, observation, and classification
Upon receiving your samples, our team inventories the materials used and classifies them by categories: cardboard, plastic, paper, wood, etc.
02. Analysis
Detailed measurements (dimensions, weight, quantity per package, etc.), unit cost calculation, and GHG¹ emissions generated by your packaging are just some of the analyses we perform.
03. Drafting of report and presentation of results
Preparation and presentation of a report evaluating your packaging in 5 points.
Evaluated ELEMENTS
Unit cost of packaging
Number of components used
Grammage per identified material
Estimated technical void, where applicable
Quantity of GHG¹ produced by current packaging
Duration of mandate
2 - 3 weeks
CARTIER: more than just cutting-edge
SCIENTIFIC EXPERTISE
On our RADAR
Category : Sustainability
CARTIER, the packaging specialist, has been admitted to the Amazon Packaging Support and Supplier Network (APASS), an exclusive group of Amazon-recognized ISTA laboratories. In joining APASS, the company consolidates its role as the preferred partner of Quebec companies already selling their products online via Amazon or considering doing so.
Category : Sustainability
Did you know that 51% of consumers consider their packages to be overpacked? However, 20% of merchandise returns are damaged products. There is therefore a very fine line between over-packaged or under-packaged merchandise and optimal packaging! Is it possible to have both a suitably packaged parcel and an eco-responsible packaging?
Category : Sustainability
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.