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A real-world example showing how material efficiency, design for recycling, and product protection can work together.
Through systematic packaging optimization, packaging designed for recycling, and close development work with SÜDPACK, Nortura reduced plastic use for its sliced salami and cured ham packaging by around 45 metric tons per year.
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The invisible ingredient behind successful fresh pasta
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From product protection and convenience to design for recycling: why dairies are exploring new approaches
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A real-world example showing how material efficiency, design for recycling, and product protection can work together.
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Many manufacturers are currently reviewing which specific PPWR requirements apply to medical packaging. While the regulation provides exemptions for certain contact-sensitive...
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Why there is no such thing as perfect packaging
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Medical devices are subject to special requirements — and for good reason
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A package’s recyclability is determined long before the final packaging design
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Why in-house production of spouted pouches is an economically compelling option
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Between Freshness, Product Protection, and the PPWR: Why Floral Packaging Needs to Be Rethought
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Between greenwashing and credibility: why companies should act now
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How a PP-based packaging solution combines sustainability, product protection, and convenience for modern snack concepts
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Discover why intelligent packaging concepts like skin packaging make a decisive contribution to sustainability, resource conservation, and economic efficiency.
9 min Why in-house production of spouted pouches is an economically compelling option
Many manufacturers are currently reviewing which specific PPWR requirements apply to medical packaging. While the regulation provides exemptions for certain contact-sensitive packaging, numerous obligations still apply to the medical technology sector.
A real-world example showing how material efficiency, design for recycling, and product protection can work together.
Why there is no such thing as perfect packaging
Medical devices are subject to special requirements — and for good reason
Between greenwashing and credibility: why companies should act now
