Improving the recyclability of mixed material packaging
Many packaging solutions use multiple materials which, whilst recyclable individually, must be separated for recycling.
This can present challenges to the consumer, both in terms of convenience and practicality, resulting in missed recycling opportunities. Such solutions have generally been developed to address a number of distinct functional and performance requirements.
What’s the alternative?
By critically re-examining these requirements, alternative solutions can often be created, delivering the same packaging performance in terms of:
- Packaging functionality & performance
- User experience
- Cost & manufacturing compatibility
- Regulatory requirements
We are experts in packaging redesign
Our team has established a track record of mixed material packaging redesign, leading to either mono-material designs or more easily separable materials.
If you would like to find out more, contact Director of Consumer, Robin Ferraby:
answers@42T.com | +44 (0)1480 302700 | Robin Ferraby | LinkedIn
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