Food
The upcoming Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) imposes stricter requirements on packaging in terms of reusability, recyclability and material use. Packaging is also a potential material topic for the Corporate Social Responsibility Directive, which requires companies to actively pursue packaging policies. At the same time, the tariff differentiation system offers companies the opportunity to save costs by opting for more sustainable packaging solutions. Many companies are struggling to translate new regulations into practice. What does the PPWR mean in concrete terms for the current packaging range? How can you take advantage of the opportunities offered by tariff differentiation? What data is needed to make informed choices? And how can you ensure that policy is not just on paper, but is also supported and implemented?
We assist companies in making their packaging more sustainable by drawing up a packaging strategy, complying with legislation and making the most sustainable choice, in line with the organisation's objectives. In this way, we work towards circular packaging, with minimal CO2 emissions and lower costs.
To achieve this, we offer the following services, among others:
We previously drew up a strategic packaging policy for PLUS and created a packaging vision for HAK in which we identified the opportunities and risks of current and future legislation and regulations. In addition, we have been handling communications for Metalen Verpakkingen Nederland for many years.
A strong team is ready to start.
Strategic Consultant