The document summarizes a workshop on packaging sustainability. The agenda covers how packaging impacts businesses and the environment, eco-design principles like minimization, reuse, recycling and composting, and barriers to implementing more sustainable packaging. Examples are given of companies optimizing packaging to reduce costs through less material usage. Opportunities discussed for attendees' businesses include minimizing packaging size and weight, reusing incoming supplier packaging, and choosing materials that can be recycled or composted.
You design for manufacture, design for assembly, design for reliability... why not design for logistics as well?
This presentation provides a theoretical background on the purposes of packaging, and the characteristics of products with good logistics properties. The efficiency of packaging strategies is discussed, and the influence of good relationships within the supply chain.
This presentation comes from The 6th Plasticity Forum – “Designing for the Future – Plastic and the Circular Economy” was held in London as part of the London Design Festival on September 21st, 2016.
You design for manufacture, design for assembly, design for reliability... why not design for logistics as well?
This presentation provides a theoretical background on the purposes of packaging, and the characteristics of products with good logistics properties. The efficiency of packaging strategies is discussed, and the influence of good relationships within the supply chain.
This presentation comes from The 6th Plasticity Forum – “Designing for the Future – Plastic and the Circular Economy” was held in London as part of the London Design Festival on September 21st, 2016.
Saint-Gobain Abrasives inför successivt FSC-certifierat papper i flexibla produkter med ryggmaterial av papper.Flexibla slipprodukter kan ha olika typer av ryggmaterial som t.ex. bomullsduk, papper, fibermaterial och polyesterduk. På ryggmaterialet limmas slipkornen fast och man får då en smidig och följsam slipprodukt. Exempel på flexibla slipprodukter är ark, band och rondeller.
Packaging textiles include all textile packing material for industrial, agricultural and other goods
It is used to contain, carry, store, and protect goods
Packing material demand and economic growth, industrial production and trade
Growing need for reusable packages & containers gives a new opportunities for textile products
Technical textiles, used in packaging & subsequent transportation are called “PACKTECH.”
Shrink wrap is a polymer plastic film and is a cost effective way to package products so
they can stand out when displayed. This presentation explains the different types of shrink wrap films and their packaging applications.
REDUCING FOOD WASTE
Food waste is a huge issue that the world is facing. It’s a long and complicated journey from farm to table, and 54% of food is lost between harvest and transportation. Packaging can play a large role in keeping food fresh during its journey. To learn more about agricultural packaging, check out our blog. http://bit.ly/1sOWZxk
Sustainability initiatives such as reducing waste, re-using and recycling materials, and lowering energy consumption
are the fundamental responsibilities of everyone.
They are also just good business, inside and out.
India is bestowed with varied agro climatic zones which makes it possible for growing diversified crops all the year around.Though the production of Horticulture produce are high,the loss is around 35-40% due to improper post harvest handling.It can be minimised by following proper packaging practices.There are various types of packaging materials as given.
Saint-Gobain Abrasives inför successivt FSC-certifierat papper i flexibla produkter med ryggmaterial av papper.Flexibla slipprodukter kan ha olika typer av ryggmaterial som t.ex. bomullsduk, papper, fibermaterial och polyesterduk. På ryggmaterialet limmas slipkornen fast och man får då en smidig och följsam slipprodukt. Exempel på flexibla slipprodukter är ark, band och rondeller.
Packaging textiles include all textile packing material for industrial, agricultural and other goods
It is used to contain, carry, store, and protect goods
Packing material demand and economic growth, industrial production and trade
Growing need for reusable packages & containers gives a new opportunities for textile products
Technical textiles, used in packaging & subsequent transportation are called “PACKTECH.”
Shrink wrap is a polymer plastic film and is a cost effective way to package products so
they can stand out when displayed. This presentation explains the different types of shrink wrap films and their packaging applications.
REDUCING FOOD WASTE
Food waste is a huge issue that the world is facing. It’s a long and complicated journey from farm to table, and 54% of food is lost between harvest and transportation. Packaging can play a large role in keeping food fresh during its journey. To learn more about agricultural packaging, check out our blog. http://bit.ly/1sOWZxk
Sustainability initiatives such as reducing waste, re-using and recycling materials, and lowering energy consumption
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They are also just good business, inside and out.
India is bestowed with varied agro climatic zones which makes it possible for growing diversified crops all the year around.Though the production of Horticulture produce are high,the loss is around 35-40% due to improper post harvest handling.It can be minimised by following proper packaging practices.There are various types of packaging materials as given.
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2. Workshop agenda
• Packaging in your business
• How packaging impacts on your business
and the environment
• Eco-design principles/ considerations
• Principles in practice/ opportunities
• Barriers and solutions
• Q&A session
Exercises throughout – think about YOUR
business
3. What exactly is resource
efficiency?
• It is about sustainable management and use
of resources throughout their life cycle -
from extraction, transport, transformation, consumption
to the disposal of waste.
• It means producing more value with less
material and consuming differently, to limit the risks
linked with scarcity and for less environmental
impacts, within our planet’s natural limits.
4. And how does this relate to
packaging?
• Considering eco-design principles
• Optimising packaging use
• Selecting more sustainable materials
• Reducing packaging waste
• Complying with packaging Regulations
=> Cost savings for your organisation.
5. Levels of packaging…
Consider the total packaging system
• Primary packaging - the pack that
the consumer takes home.
• Secondary packaging - inner
cartons, trays, boxes. This
includes retail-ready and display
packaging.
• Tertiary packaging - the outer
transport packaging, such as
pallets and stretch wrap, that gets
products to the depot or
distribution centre.
9. Packaging in your business
60 SECOND EXERCISE
List what types and where packaging exists
in your business
10. Packaging efficiency drivers
Cost Savings
• Less material (weight/volume) costs less
• Reduced product loss/damage costs.
• Reduced incoming supplier packaging
results in reduced waste management
costs.
11. Packaging efficiency drivers
Supply Chain Pressures
• Customers are requesting more efficient/
sustainable/green/recyclable packaging
methods which business needs to adapt to
cost effectively
• Show your commitment to sustainability
and adapting to customer’s needs
12. Packaging efficiency drivers
Legislation
• Improved packaging efficiency, tracking and reporting of
packaging consumption reduces legislative costs and
liability
– Producer responsibility obligations (packaging waste)
Regulations
– Packaging (Essential Requirements) Regulations
Non-compliance?...
A stationery supplier was taken to court and fined because goods
ordered through its website arrived in boxes which were only 7%,
19% and 29% full.
13. Packaging efficiency drivers
Marketing
• Increase your company’s competitiveness
in the marketplace
• Supporting your green credentials
(ISO14001, Carbon Footprinting etc.)
• Good PR stories
16. How packaging impacts your
business and the environment
60 SECOND EXERCISE
List your business drivers for and against
improving packaging efficiency
(choose specific examples)
17. Packaging eco-design
principles
• Design for Minimisation
• Design for Reuse
• Design for Recycling
• Design for composting
These principles will be
relevant to you as;
• A customer
• A supplier
• An end-user
• A packer
• A filler
• A distributor
18. Fit for Purpose?...
Remember why you use packaging…
• Ensure product arrives in good condition
• Protect the contents from hazards
• Easy to open
• Easy to carry
• Attractive to consumers
19. Design for Minimisation
• Essentially we are talking about…
– Reduce packaging volume
– Reduce packaging weight
… to the minimum required to achieve
functional requirements (Fit for purpose).
20. Minimisation Considerations
• Could a change in product or packaging design
allow a reduction in the size or weight of the
packaging while maintaining its capacity?
• Could less material be used by modifying the
volume sold, e.g. more sales units per box,
larger portions, bulk or even loose?
• Could you reduce packaging by changing the
physical nature of the contents or by using an
alternative material?
21. Minimisation Considerations
• Are additional materials such as intermediate
layers, shrink wrap, adhesives and tapes all
necessary?
• Could the distribution system be modified in a
way that would reduce energy consumption or
the amount of packaging needed?
• Could certain components be strengthened or
weakened to reduce overall material use?
23. Minimisation in Practice
Booker – U.K.’s leading food wholesaler
• Worked with supplier to reduce thickness of stretch wrap from
17µm to 7µm whilst keeping the wrapping technique the same.
• A reduction in average film usage per
pallet from 303g to 125g
• A reduction in annual film consumption
from 315t to 130t
• Carbon emission reductions of 500t/yr
• Greater than 50% saving in film cost
• Improved load consolidation
• •
24. Minimisation in Practise
Other minimisation opportunities
• Review light-weighting of all packaging
(e.g. glass, plastic, cans, cartons etc.)
• Reducing corrugated cardboard thickness
• Removing unnecessary virgin layers,
inserts or replacing with (otherwise)
packaging waste.
25. Interesting…
• To package the same amount of coffee; needed a
glass jar weighing 470g, a metal can weighing 120g
or a laminate pack weighing 11g.
• The laminated pack was not recyclable, and after
use all 11g remained for disposal. However, even
after 80% recycling of the metal and glass – an
unlikely scenario - there was far more material left
(94g glass, 24g metal) for disposal from these two
options than from the laminate.
• On top of the waste aspects, the heavier packs
needed three times the number of lorries to deliver
the same amount of coffee.
27. Design for Reuse
• Essentially we are talking about…
– design to minimise lifecycle impacts, e.g. by
maximising return rates.
– design for ‘closed loop’ reuse in preference to
an alternative use.
… without compromising functional
requirements (Fit for purpose!).
28. So what’s reusable?...
• Pallets
• Drums and intermediate
bulk containers (IBCs)
• Crates, boxes and trays
• Separators, layer pads
and collars
• Pallet boxes/systems
• Metal cages and stillages
29. Reuse Considerations
• Ensure that the packaging is designed for and
is robust enough for re-use.
• Check that your business partners will also
treat the packaging as re-usable and will return
it as appropriate, or that collection
arrangements are in place to enable private
end-users to return it.
• Additional storage space will likely be required.
30. Reuse Considerations
• Ensure that facilities for cleaning, repair or
reconditioning are available if this is necessary
before the packaging can be re-used.
• Obtain written confirmation from your supplier
that the packaging is capable of re-use, and
confirmation from your customers that they
intend to place the packaging into a re-use
circuit.
31. Reuse in Practice
Invest NI Client Example
• Swapped single use
cardboard for reusable
plastic crates
• Savings of £300,000
reported and under a 2
year project payback.
32. Reuse in Practice
Invest NI Client Example
• Returned high value,
unrecyclable foam
protecting layer and
plastic inserts back to
local supplier
• Reduced landfill waste
costs and negotiated
discount on product
33. Reuse in Practice
Other reuse opportunities
• Reusing incoming supplier packaging (e.g. boxes,
crates etc.) for outgoing product dispatch
• Reusing incoming supplier packaging for internal
movement of product
• Store and reuse bubble wrap, air pockets etc.
• Engage frequent suppliers/customers to swap multiple
deliveries of single use packaging with one combined
reusable packaging container
• Return secondary and tertiary packaging to supplier
35. Design for Recycling
• Essentially we are talking about…
– specifying a material with an existing and widespread
system for recovery
– if possible using only one material, if not using
materials which are easy for you/the consumer to
separate or do not contaminate recycling systems
– Using the maximum amount of recycled content that’s
physically possible (preferably post-consumer).
… without compromising functional requirements (Fit for
purpose!).
36. Recycling Considerations
• Try to avoid materials, combinations of
materials or designs of packaging that might
create problems in collecting, sorting or
recycling.
• Minimise the use of substances or materials
that might create technical, environmental or
health problems in the recycling process or in
the disposal of recycling residues.
37. Recycling Considerations
• Construct your packaging so that the end-user can easily
separate any components that should not go into the
recycling process (‘design for disassembly’).
• Can you have a policy for ‘recyclable’ single use
packaging only?
• Minimise the use of substances or materials that might
have a negative influence on the quality of the recycled
material. For example, do you need a colour tint on your
plastic bottle or could you achieve the same effect with
an eye-catching label?
38. Recycling in Practice
Other results were very positive:
• Cement in plastic bags is 39% more
environmentally-friendly than other solutions.
• 14% less energy is required throughout the
lifecycle of the plastic. Why is this? With plastic
bags, there is less waste than with traditional bags.
• Its carbon footprint is also 45% less throughout the
product's lifecycle as plastic is more resistant to
perforation, which avoids losses and waste of the
product on suppliers' premises and building sites.
• The reduction in product losses also leads to a fall
of 81% in waste water and 52% in solid waste
throughout the lifecycle.
Lafarge – World leader in building materials
• Changed traditional paper-plastic unrecyclable cement bag with a
recyclable plastic bag
41. Design for Composting
• Essentially we are talking about…
– specifying compostable rather than oxo-
degradable materials
– ensuring that a system is available for
collection and processing.
… without compromising functional
requirements (Fit for purpose!).
42. Composting Considerations
• Will your compostable packaging be
lighter or heavier than the packaging it
replaces?
• Will the use of biopolymers adversely
affect the contents of your packaging?
• Clear and conspicuous labelling is
essential to prevent it ending up in landfill!
43. Composting in Practice
• Quality Street twist
wrappers are now made
from a compostable
material which comes from
a renewable resource –
wood-pulp from managed
plantations.
• Fully compostable
mushroom-based protective
packaging will be used to
ship stand-up paddle surf
boards from PUMA to
retailers or directly to people
who order them online.
46. Barriers to Implementation
Barrier
1. Supplier and/or
customer push-back
2. Lack of top
management buy-in
3. Lack of in-house
knowledge
Solution
1. Communicate proven
case studies
2. Produce a detailed
business case
3. Industry best practice
guidance or obtain
support from Invest NI,
packaging experts etc.
47. Barriers to Implementation
Barrier
4. Fear of product
damage
5. Supplier can’t
provide alternative
6. Staff attitudes
towards packaging
waste recycling
Solution
4. Run a trial before
rolling out changes
5. Source new
packaging supplier
6. Making recycling the
easier option than
general waste bin
48. Want to learn more?...
• Envirowise PackGuide: A guide to
packaging eco-design - GG908
• NI Business Info Packaging
www.nibusinessinfo.co.uk/content/types-
reusable-packaging
• Industry Council for Packaging and the
Environment - www.incpen.org
49. Questions?
Thank you for your time today.
1-to-1 discussions available after the
session, just ask!
Or
Get in touch:
duncan@mabbett.eu
fiona.walker@investni.com