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LES EMBALLAGES DANS L'ECONOMIE CIRCULAIRE

THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY

refers to an economic concept that comes within the scope of sustainable development. Its goal is to produce goods and services while limiting the consumption and waste of raw materials, water and energy sources.

It offers

  • the transformation of waste into raw material, which is then reused for the design of new packaging or for other uses.
  • the use of renewable resources for the manufacture of packaging (bio-based materials)
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PPWR: Anticipating New Packaging Requirements

PPWR: 2030 starts today

Preparing for the PPWR starts today, not in 2030.

From 2030, the PPWR will introduce new requirements, particularly regarding recyclability and the incorporation of recycled material into plastic packaging.

For brands, the challenge is not simply to replace virgin resin with recycled resin. Technical performance, formula compatibility, aesthetic appearance, material availability and regulatory compliance must all be taken into account.

EMBELIA supports its clients in identifying solutions tailored to their projects, balancing regulatory developments, quality, functionality and design.

ECO-DESIGN - THE 3 RS

Life cycle analysis (LCA) is a tool used to assess the environmental impact of a product and to identify eco-design approaches

This approach is based on the 3 Rs that are the fundamental principles of the circular economy

Material characteristics

EMBELIA offers you a sum up describing the characteristics of the materials. This table shows you the recyclability of the different raw materials.

PACAKGING COLLECTION AND SORTING

How to identify a recyclable and recycled packaging ? How to recognize recycled materials ? What are the sorting instructions for our packaging?

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