Sustainable development
Packaging optimization goes hand in hand with adoption of eco-responsible practices
If a product is poorly or unsuitably packaged, the risk of loss through damage or depreciation can increase exponentially. Improper packaging leads to the waste of both the packaged product and the packaging.
The outcome: all your hard work and allocation of precious resources to production and shipping to your customer were invested ineffectively. Moreover, the later in the process this damage and loss occurs, the greater the environmental impact.
“IN NORTH AMERICA, MORE THAN 40% OF WASTE IS GENERATED FURTHER DOWN THE PRODUCTION CHAIN AND IS USUALLY CAUSED BY INEFFECTIVE PACKAGING.”
Your ally in rising to the environmental challenge
Our laboratory experts have the skills and tools needed to make your packaging processes as eco-friendly as possible.
With their ongoing focus on innovation, they review every detail to overcome the challenges brought to them. Make our laboratory your company’s trusted ally in achieving your sustainable development objectives:
- Fewer packaging components
- Use of eco-responsible materials
- Improved packaging reliability
- and more!
Contact our experts to discuss your objectives!
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Categories: E-commerce, Laboratory
Amazon to Require Certified Packaging as of August 1, 2019
Do you ship products via Amazon, or are you considering doing so in the near future? As of August 1, 2019, the e-commerce giant will require that all packaging be certified to specific standards… And be ready to get out your wallet if you fail to comply with requirements!
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Categories: E-commerce, Equipment, Products
5 ways to fight inflation
Nos experts sont à votre écoute pour vous guider vers des changements intelligents sans diminuer la protection de vos colis. Et tant qu’à faire, pourquoi ne pas envisager des options écoresponsables?
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Categories: Écoresponsabilité, Laboratory
The recipe for optimal and eco-responsible packaging!
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?