Eco Design2021-01-29T17:36:13+01:00

Eco Design OF PLASTIC PACKAGING

The management guidelines of the “Round Table for the Eco Design of Plastic Packaging” show how management processes, strategies and methods to develop packaging solutions can be implemented that are easy on the environment and conserve resources. It provides support for the development of suitable and modern packaging solutions. They are necessary for a Circular Economy that closes material loops, conserves natural resources and protects the climate.

By 2030, all plastic packaging in Europe is to be recyclable or reusable,

so that old packages can give rise to new ones. But Eco Design is far more than this.

Plastic packages protect goods,

thereby making an important contribution towards protecting the climate and resources. But Eco Design is far more than this.

TESTIMONIALS

“Eco Design benefits everyone: consumers who want sustainable packaging; recyclers like us who keep recoverable materials in the cycle as well as manufacturers and retailers who not only champion the cause of sustainability but for whom it is a real way of life.”

Dr. Michael Scriba, CEO, mtm plastics GmbH

“Maximum product protection and recyclability are two key components of Eco Design. These guidelines have managed to convincingly combine existing knowledge with the practical experience of members of the Eco Design Round Table.”

Prof. Dr. Horst-Christian Langowski, Director, Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging IVV

“Customers have high expectations of Eco Design packaging. To best meet these expectations, we need close cooperation based on a shared understanding of Eco Design. The guidelines provide an excellent foundation for this.”

Dr. Tobias Lührig, CEO, Bischof + Klein Holding SE & Co. KG

“Our goal is smart packaging that uses fewer resources, contains more recycled material and is easier to reuse.”

Prof. Dr. Thomas Müller-Kirschbaum, Head of Global Research and Development, Laundry & Home Care, Henkel

PRACTICAL EXAMPLES ECO DESIGN

Soup Greens

The practical example of “Soup Greens” (base vegetables for soup / mirepoix) shows how the Eco Design approach is used to minimise negative environmental [...]

Laundry Detergent

The “Laundry Detergent” example shows how modifying the design can conserve resources. The packaging thus helps measuring out the right amount of laundry detergent [...]

Sauce Sachet

The “Sauce Sachet” example demonstrates that a practical Eco Design approach can not only reduce the weight of the sachet but also implement Waste-saving [...]

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