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Today's consumers are becoming more and more aware of what they are buying. For many people, this education includes the product itself and its impact on local and global communities.
Many customers are paying more and more attention to environmentally friendly products and sustainable packaging in their purchasing decisions. In fact, more than half of American consumers say they are concerned about the overall environmental impact of packaging.
In China, we are at the forefront of developing sustainable packaging solutions. We use renewable environmentally friendly materials such as corn starch and sugar cane in our packaging to help customers achieve their goals and reduce their environmental impact, while reducing our carbon footprint.
What exactly is sustainable packaging design?
In short, sustainable packaging is using packaging materials that are more environmentally friendly and generate less waste than disposable solutions. Sustainable packaging options can be recycled, reused or composted.
Benefits of using sustainable packaging
1. The benefits of green packaging can reduce the company's carbon footprint, create more space in transportation and storage, provide non-toxic solutions, and may even save money.
2. Reduce your carbon footprint through sustainable packaging
A company’s carbon footprint is simply the amount of carbon dioxide and other carbon-containing compounds emitted by the consumption of fossil fuels. By reducing the number of packaging or the type of packaging used, companies can substantially reduce their carbon dioxide emissions almost immediately. There are many ways to reduce the carbon footprint of the packaging process. The use of green materials certainly helps, and lighter materials can also be used. Lighter packaging materials require less energy to transport and also reduce the carbon footprint.
3. Get more storage space and more space through sustainable packaging
Using less packaging is a key part of the shift to a more sustainable packaging process. In the process, you will notice that the packaging is smaller or lighter, thus freeing up space.
