Sustainability in thermoformed packaging is achieved when design, material, and process work together to reduce environmental impact without sacrificing performance. This includes optimizing thicknesses, avoiding over-packaging, and selecting alternatives that maintain product safety and protection, while reducing waste and resource consumption throughout the chain.
Sustainability in thermoformed packaging is achieved when design, material, and process work together to reduce environmental impact without sacrificing performance. This includes optimizing thicknesses, avoiding over-packaging, and selecting alternatives that maintain product safety and protection, while reducing waste and resource consumption throughout the chain.
Thermoforming allows for lightweight and resistant designs that reduce raw material consumption and waste.
By choosing appropriate materials and structures, packaging can be better integrated into recycling chains.
Incorporating recycled material helps reduce the use of virgin plastic and supports the circular economy.
Stackable and optimized packaging reduces emissions in transport and storage.