In the UK, waste management practices support businesses’ sustainability and environmental goals. When it comes to adopting sustainable practices, it’s crucial for brands to consider the complete product lifecycle and improved sustainability goals.
What does it take to make flexible packaging sustainable?
The design of packaging is more critical than ever when it comes to ensuring recyclability. Recyclability is defined by two key factors: the material composition of the packaging and the availability of recycling options for those materials. Thoughtful design can significantly enhance the recyclability of packaging, making it easier to collect, sort, and recycle effectively.
The foundation of sustainable packaging lies in a deep understanding of the potential environmental impact across a product’s entire life cycle. We are aware of our role and responsibilities and are committed to an ongoing journey of enhancing the performance of our processes and products concerning sustainability.
Our focus is on recyclable packaging that provides optimal functionality and product protection and minimises ecological impact. We understand that there is no single path to achieving better and more sustainable solutions; it requires continuously exploring various avenues.
Optimisation
Our goal is to minimize overall packaging waste while optimizing storage and distribution efficiency, without compromising the effectiveness of the packaging
Recyclability
Our packaging is designed to minimize food waste by shifting towards a more circular economy, advocating for packaging disposal methods that are both responsible and sustainable.
Recyclable Flexible Packaging Solutions
Compliant with both government regulations and retailer guidelines, our plastic and paper films are designed to be recyclable in regions across the UK and Europe. Compared to standard pouch constructions, our recyclable LDPE packaging maintains excellent oxygen and water vapour resistance, while our compostable packaging is entirely plastic-free.