Packaging always under pressure: legislators, citizens, brand and distribution companies ask for triple certainty: for the content, for the person and the environment.
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Having equipped thousands of packs of caps, dispensers and easy open systems is not enough: new difficulties oppress us and must be overcome
It took Anna Paola… that Anna Paola Cavanna who, after having renewed and revitalised the Italian Packaging Institute, in her second term as President wanted to make the Ethical Packaging Charter Foundation project a reality, with enthusiasm and courage. Here is what has happened, what is about to happen and, rest assured, will happen.
More clarity and truth from the packaging, pursued by social networks, reviews and word of mouth.
The definition of ‘silent salesman’ has now disappeared, but the amount of information is likely to confuse.
There can be no ecological transition without a circular economy. And the possibilities of avoiding a climate catastrophe, by honoring the 2050 commitments made at the UN summit in Paris in 2015, are linked to the relaunch of the circular economy on which 39% of CO2 cuts depend.
It reflects the culture of the company, and sometimes it helps to create it, but with what priorities?
Anna Paola Cavanna, President and first Ambassador of the Carta Etica del Packaging Foundation, talks about the project and its aims. It also tells about the path already taken, the objectives to be shared, the projects in place and those that will be launched.
Designing the future together can simplify the time and cost of R&D activities
The Ethical Packaging Charter Foundation seeks ‘ambassadors’: companies and entrepreneurs who wish to spread the culture of packaging according to the Ethical Packaging Charter, with the aim of making businesses, technologies and professionalism of the supply chain attractive and enhancing the functional beauty of packaging.
