Zero Packaging

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93,502

IMPACT REDUCED

10

PROJECTS DONE

563,278

TREES PLANTED

9

SATISFIED CUSTOMERS

OUR
SERVICES

We help our customers to create a more sustainable world by advising, designing and delivering tailor-made packaging solutions with zero impact.

ZeroPackaging looks at the entire supply chain to minimize the impact by calculating the current impact and improvements, efficient designs, local production, recycled materials and compensation with Landlife Company.

CARBON

FOOTPRINT

Every manufactured packaging has an impact on the environment. This impact can be measured in a variety of different greenhouse gasses that cause harm to the environment. The one that is most known is 'carbon footprint', measured in kg Co2 equivalents.

LITTER
POTENTIAL

Plastic does not degrade in nature and therefore causes harm to terrestrial and marine life (e.g. plastic soup) Paper based products have some impact when disposed of in nature but they will degrade over time.

RECYCLABILITY

In general, mono-materials are best. The harder it is to separate, the harder it will be to recycle.

WEIGHT

While the functionality of a packaging stays the same, the weight can differ significantly. Some packaging types fulfil the same purpose with less material than others. In general, less material means cheaper packaging and less environmental impact

STRENGTH

Different purposes require different strengths. This category indicates the relative strength of each of the packaging.

COST

Material use of manufacturing difficulty are two factors among a lot of others that influence the price of a packaging, some are more expensive than others.

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OUR
STORY

It’s no secret that home delivery has skyrocketed over the course of the pandemic. The growing popularity of online delivery services has increased the use of single-use packaging, ranging from, ranging from plastic to Styrofoam to PFAS-lined brown boxes. The subsequent environmental implications from producing and disposing of those types of packaging are a major contributor to climate change.

We reduce environmental impacts by designing and delivering smart and sustainable packaging solutions. During this process we validate the design iterations through lifecycle analysis (LCA), resulting in the absolute minimum impact without compromising on quality and looks. By mapping the entire packaging chain, using sustainable materials and sourcing locally: we are able to advise and deliver packaging solutions with the very least impact on the environment. We have been around the block many times, so we’re always keeping an eye out for opportunities and pitfalls that might present themselves during the development process.

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