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Packaging: Page 2
Packaging
Why Improved Traceability is Key to Combating Counterfeiting
Loftware, Inc.
Through the use of secure coding and marking devices, which leverage laser and spray technologies to print on almost any surface, businesses can create unique product identifiers for improved visibility along the supply chain.
Carbon Footprint
Navigating Supply Chain Management in an ESG Era
Catena Solutions
By embracing the green frontier, food and beverage businesses can forge a path toward a more equitable, environmentally conscious, and resilient future.
Packaging
The Case for Packaging Sustainability in Food and Beverage Manufacturing
LINC Systems
Companies that promote sustainability throughout their operations will be better positioned to succeed and compete in an environmentally conscious marketplace.
Carbon Footprint
Women in Supply Chain: CHEP’s Tiffany Mensen’s Path Yet Taken
CHEP USA
Tiffany Mensen, director of national accounts for CHEP U.S. and this year's overall Women in Supply Chain winner, talks collaboration, continued learning, purpose and passion for the supply chain.
Waste Reduction
How Traceability Accelerates the Circular Plastic Economy
Oceanworks
Corporations have the power and responsibility now to lead the transition by reducing their reliance on virgin plastic and using recycled plastic in their products, packaging, and business operations to accelerate the circular economy.
Packaging
Linerless and Lean Labeling’s Role in Sustainable Manufacturing
TEKLYNX
Since a barcode label is required 100% of the time on every item/product within the supply chain, linerless labeling and lean labeling can very quickly help companies achieve goals around sustainability.
Packaging
Life-Cycle Assessment Tool Underscores Benefits of Switching to Reusable Packaging
ORBIS Corporation
Using the ORBIS PLCA tool, ORBIS experts analyze their customers’ systems, design a solution and execute a reusable packaging program for longer-term cost savings and to meet and exceed their sustainability initiatives and goals.
Waste Reduction
Transforming Food Waste into Resources
CoreZero
An equitable food system would mean reduced greenhouse gas emissions, improved biodiversity and increased food security and nutrition.
Packaging
Extended Producer Responsibility in Cold Food Chain
Ecoveritas
While many businesses keep reinventing the wheel and trying to devise ways of doing things and doing them badly, the EPR approach has been tried and tested worldwide.
Carbon Footprint
Consumers Show Increased Consideration of Environmental Impact When Making Food Choices
Kearney
42% of consumers believe producers are most responsible for driving faster adoption of environmentally friendly changes.
Waste Reduction
How Collaboration Can Reduce Environmental Impact
CHEP USA
From how goods are packaged and transported to which materials can be reused or recycled, food manufacturers have a unique opportunity to influence how the broader market approaches environmentally friendly initiatives.
Packaging
New Laws All Over the World for EPR Packaging
Ecoveritas
Andorra, Italy, France, Spain, Greece and the Netherlands are all starting the year off with new EPR packaging laws in 2023.
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