SUSTAINABILITY AWARD
GOLD AWARD - SMART-SIZE PACKAGING
Company: Staples, Inc. & Packsize International Country: USA Email:
melissa@scribepr.com Web:
www.staples.com
Staples' Smart-size Packaging, developed by Pack size International, resolves #1 customer complaint—excessive packaging. Smart-size Packaging measurably improves customer satisfaction and supply chain sustainability and efficiencies. Requires >15% less corrugated, ~60% less void fill, improves less-than-full-case average cube utilization by 20%, and reduces annual carbon footprint by >25,000 metric tons.
SILVER AWARD - KLEENEX®
Company: Tin Horse Country: UK Email:
vicky@tinhorse.com Web:
www.tinhorse.com
We uncovered a fundamental truth about tissues: to be useful, they must be to hand. Slim and discreet packs are much easier to place. Kleenex®
“slim” pack is a holistic approach to
innovating product, primary packaging & case packing, delivering benefits to the consumer, shopper, environment, retailer and business.
“SLIM” PACK
BRONZE AWARD - 10 COUNT SYRINGE CARTON FOR FLU VACCINE
Company: Dividella Pharma Technology Solutions Country: Switzerland Email:
m.berger@
dividella.ch Web:
www.dividella.com
The most compact 10 count flu vaccine syringe package on the market.
Major benefits were obtained by replacing pre-made plastic trays & lid material with a 100% paperboard material, consisting of a carton and
partition.Two layers of 5 syringes in a paperboard partition, no glass-to-glass contact. Package volume was reduced by more than 50% using top-load carton design developed between Sanofi Pasteur and Dividella. The use of 100% paperboard material offers reduction in material, lower in-bound logistics, costs, and a more environmentally friendly package.
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