Calls for Reuse Are in Order
The hierarchy of waste management had never changed, but our throwaway society neglected the order for packaging favoring recycling over reduce and reuse because the economic system incentivized cheap, disposable products leading to a continuous cycle of manufacture, sales and consumption. There are growing efforts today to re-prioritize the order for packaging by putting source […]
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Reusable Packaging and Labor Day
One of the many advantages of reusable transport packaging is its design and build for safe handling. Reusable products can be made with ergonomic features, proper weight balance and durable properties to support safe lifting, carrying and loading activities without sacrificing protective packaging strength and performance. Interlocking capabilities lead to greater stacking effectiveness and unit […]
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First, Design the System for Packaging Reuse
There is a simple question to verify whether you are enabling a circular economy for your packaging. Are you designing a packaging product for use in a system that achieves full recovery after each use? Answering “yes” builds a circular model; answering “no” leads to a linear model. And if you are unsure, then there […]
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