By 2030, all packaging in Europe must be reusable or recyclable.
While primary packaging seems to be moving in the right direction towards zero single-use plastic, what about industrial and commercial packaging throughout the supply chain? Production, transport, storage, commercialisation, recycling, ... After several meetings with different stakeholders in the Grand Duchy, IMS Luxembourg organizes 4 workshops on secondary and tertiary packaging. Each workshop will take stock of the current situation, the existing solutions and the challenges to be taken up to achieve sustainable management of resources and waste.
Where do packaging come from and where do they go? How can you trace and monitor your waste? What to expect from a tag? The second workshop in the series will focus on the traceability of packaging with two testimonials on:
- The packaging identity card, a review of the work of a community of interest - by GS1 France*.
- Post and its tracking of mailboxes
* GS1 is a global organisation active in the field of standardisation of coding methods used in the supply chain.
Upcoming workshops:
• 12/01/22 - Reuse and repurposing: The solution to over-packaging?
• 19/01/22 - Cradle-to-cradle: The solution for packaging design in a circular economy?
When? Wednesday 24 November from 10:00 to 12:00 (originally scheduled for 17/11)
Where? Via Webex, (login details will be sent to registrants in due course)
To ensure the safest possible events, please pay attention to the following points:
To participate in IMS Luxembourg's face-to-face events, each person will have to present a digital or paper COVID Check certificate:
* Vaccination certificate (full vaccination schedule)
* certificate of negative COVID-19 test (certified PCR test or certified antigen test)
* certificate of recovery
> If you meet one of these three conditions, please arrive at least 15 minutes before the start of the event, time for us to check the validity of the certificates of all participants.
Please note that you will not be able to perform a self-test on site.
We also ask you not to come to the event and inform us if you have any symptoms such as cough, sore throat, or fever. This also applies if someone in your family has these symptoms.
August 2021 version: All the information below is updated according to the elements communicated by the Ministry of Health of Luxembourg.
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