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Circularity 23: Data – the future of packaging
- Real-time packaging data is the future to meet regulatory requirements and positively impact the environment. Granular packaging data is needed from all participants in the packaging supply chain, including brands, retailers, manufacturers, recycling facilities, and NGOs. - Many US states have implemented or proposed regulations like Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws and plastic bills that will require accurate packaging data submissions. Brands and retailers need to focus on collecting live and accurate packaging data, rather than relying on averages, to comply with changing regulations. - e-halo is a packaging sustainability platform that can provide live packaging data and help manage sustainability requirements on an ongoing basis to drive strategic decisions and mitigate compliance risks.
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- 1. Data – thefuture of packaging Quick Survey
- 2. Data – thefuture of packaging Circularity 23 June 5th 2023
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- 4. What packaging challengesdo you face?
- 5. Real-time Packaging Data whyTo meet regulatoryrequirements and to positively impact our planet what what Real-time packaging data, at a granularlevel who Everyone – Brands / retailers, manufacturers, MRFs, NGOs, government when Now! 4 Stateswith implementedEPR, 9 proposed EPR & numerous Plastic Bills how Have the right systems in place to measure sustainability everyday
- 6. Packaging Regulations –EPR to Plastic Bills, legislation is happening at a Statelevel why
- 7. why Financial –Balancing total cost of goods
- 8. why Consumer Pressure– Perception can be more powerful than the truth
- 9. why Businesscommitments –Reduced packaging, sustainablysourced, recycled content
- 10. why Our planet– the right thing to do
- 11. what what Education forall – together we can eradicate greenwashing
- 12. what what Focus onyour packaging – Know where you are against your targets AND pay fees accurately
- 13. BIG Data –Must be live and accurate, not retrospective annual submissions what what
- 14. BIG Data –Do not rely on or accept averages for your packaging data submissions what what
- 15. Data Submissions –Granular packaging data required AND resources to manage& cleanse data what what
- 16. What does itmean to you? who
- 17. who Everyone!– Brands/retailers,ProductManufacturers, Packaging Converters, MRFs, NGOs, Government
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- 19. Caption when USA landscape ApprovedEPR • California • Colorado • Maine • Oregon
- 20. Caption USA landscape Approved EPR •California • Colorado • Maine • Oregon Proposed EPR • Illinois • Kentucky • Maryland • Massachusetts • New Jersey • New York • North Carolina • Pennsylvania • Rhode Island when
- 21. Caption USA landscape Approved EPR •California • Colorado • Maine • Oregon Proposed EPR • Illinois • Kentucky • Maryland • Massachusetts • New Jersey • New York • North Carolina • Pennsylvania • Rhode Island Rejected EPR • Connecticut • Hawaii • Indiana • Vermont • Virginia • Washington when
- 22. how Managing EPR Globalapproach Applies to all stakeholders Top 5 Takeouts: 1. Research, research, research 2. Communication is key 3. Plan – budgets, resource & platform 4. Only live packaging data 5. Total cost of goods Do not wait for tax increases, act now!
- 23. Take responsibility foryour packaging – Data driven decisions,measuresuccess,communicate how
- 24. managingsustainabilityeveryday e-halois a pioneeringpackaging sustainability platform, uniquely developedthrough extensive experience andunderstanding of retailer operations, technicalpackaging, sustainabilityand regulatoryknowledge. e-halo– sustainability tool which combinestechnologywith consulting The system – designed to manage technicalandsustainability packaging requirementsfor todayand tomorrow The approach –provides accurate packaging andsustainability data along with inbuilt compliance andoptimization, all within one workflow The platform – designed toconnectwith otherIT infrastructuressuch asProduct Lifecycle andArtwork Management Systems Minimum disruption : Maximum impact
- 25. deliveringfor our clients Liveand accurate packaging data in line with future legislative requirements Automated complianceacrossregulatoryrequirements and voluntarycommitments Control and communication ofbest in classomni channelpackaging specifications Optimization ofpackaging /supply chain toreduce cost and environmentalimpact Flexibilitytochange packaging efficientlyandcompliantly as legislation andrequirementsevolve Mitigateriskacrossregulatoryrequirements& consumer perception
- 27. Cheryl Lam Director, PrivateBrands Sustainability Initiatives, Walmart, USA Cheryl has been leading sustainable packaging for Walmart Private Brands for 3+ years. She brings 20 years of experience fromUnilever with a focuson materialand product innovation. She partnerswith suppliers to identify viable options to drive Walmart’sRegenerative commitments. Case Study e-halodeliveringlivepackaging data
- 28. 28 Developed index for sustainableproducts LaunchedProject Gigaton Committed to become a regenerative company, announced new climate and nature goals Cemented commitment to sustainability, set ambitious goals 2020 2017 2009 2005 Set broader vision for Walmart’srole in society through new sustainabilitygoals 2016 Highlights from Our Journey
- 29. • President andCEO, Walmart Inc. •Walmart is on a path to become a regenerative company, one dedicated to placing nature and humanity at the center of our business practices.” • Doug McMillon •“
- 30. Becoming a RegenerativeCompany: Walmart's Priority Issues • Opportunity • Good jobs and advancement for associates • Growth for suppliers, sellers and local economies • Equity and inclusion at Walmart and beyond • Sustainability • Climate and renewable energy leadership • Zero waste in operations, products, packaging • Regeneration of natural resources: forests, land, oceans • Dignity of people in supply chains • Sustainable product supply chains • Community • Serving communities • Access to safer, healthier products and services • Disaster preparedness & response • Ethics & Integrity • Highest ethical and compliance standards • Strong corporate governance • Engagement in public policy • Digital citizenship • Respect for human rights 30 Our purpose: Helping people save money and live a better life Through core products and services: Health and wellness, food, apparel and financial services
- 31. • Spurring a circular economy, eliminating wastealong the product chain • Decarbonizing operations • Restoring, renewing, replenishing and conserving natural resources • Adopting regenerative practices in agriculture, forest management and fisheries • Advancing prosperity, equity for associates, customers, people across our supply chains 31 What does Regeneration mean for Sustainability?
- 32. Our Sustainability Goals •Climate • Nature • Waste • People 32 • Target zero emissions by 2040 • Achieve 100% renewable energy by 2035 • Reduce or avoid 1 gigaton of greenhouse gas emissions across supply chain by 2030 • With the Walmart Foundation, help protect, manage or restore ~50M acres of land and 1M square miles of ocean by 2030 • Source ~20 key commodities more sustainably by 2025 • Generate zero waste in key market operations by 2025 • Achieve 100% private brand recyclable, reusable, or industrially compostable packagin g by 2025 • Aim for a 15% absolute reduction of our virgin plastic footprint by 2025 • Make responsible recruitment standard business practice by ~2026 • Expand economic opportunity for small- scale suppliers through direct farm, inclusive sourcing • Invest additional $250B in products that support American jobs by 2023 Aiming to become a regenerative company to help people live better and restore and replenish our planet
- 33. Z Planet: Key Areasof Focus • Climate • Energy • Transportation • ValueChain • Nature • Forests • Oceans • Agriculture • Waste & Circular Economy • Plastics • Packaging • Food 33
- 34. Our Packaging Journey Forests PrivateBrand Suppliers All Suppliers Packaging Textiles People Select Suppliers e-halo web-based packaging compliance system GOALS
- 35. Why this isimportant to Walmart Legislative Compliance EnterpriseCommitments EPR Bills Virgin Plastic Reduction Item Level Material Transparency ESG Reporting PackagingEfficiencies Alternative Materials One-to-many relationship
- 36. What do youbelieve is needed to overcome the barriers & maximisethepotential of the circular economy? Survey Results
- 37. BIG Data –Live and accurate packaging data for all what what Control of YOUR packaging Measure progress against YOUR targets Drive strategic decisions upstream Mitigaterisk of non-compliance Data submissionsat the touch of a button
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- 41. Who will makethis happen?
- 42. About the speaker GillianGarside-Wight – Director of Consulting Gill leads our consulting offer, with over 25 years’ experience in the print and packaging industry, strategically developing packaging strategies, roadmaps and packaging solutions to meet the needs of clients and consumers/end users. She has worked with a number of global retailers and household brands on projects spanning sustainability and innovation to supply chain optimisation. With a real passion for sustainable packaging, her quest is to inform and drive a circular economy wherever possible while completing creativity and technical functionality but never forgetting commercial requirements. Contactus Get in contact directly by calling us on +44 (0) 1274 202 400 or by emailing us at info@aura-consultants.com Questions?