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.
What solutions exist for reusable industrial and commercial packaging? What are their advantages and disadvantages? How can these alternatives be implemented? The third workshop in the series will focus on reuse and recycling with the testimony of Marianne Richeux, Zero Waste World Program lead and Senior Manager at CHEP*.
Upcoming workshop:
• 19/01 - Cradle-to-cradle: The solution for packaging design in a circular economy?
When? 12 January from 10 am to noon / Registrations are now closed
Where? online
*CHEP is the world's leading provider of pallet and container management solutions, offering logistics solutions to customers in a wide range of markets including consumer goods, fruit and vegetables, meat, DIY, beverages, raw materials, petrochemical and automotive.
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