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SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING
When looking at more sustainable packaging solutions for confectionery it is important to look at the entire lifecycle of the chosen solution – from production to Suzanne Callander reports
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hen considering packaging for confectionery today – and especially what is termed as sustainable
packaging – a series of issues in particular need to be addressed, including protective function, Probably the most important feature of confectionery packaging is its protective packaged product,
its composition and
packaging material should be selected in order to preserve aromas and protect from light, air The materials most frequently used include plastic, paper and aluminium – or combinations of these – and they mostly These materials are frequently used as chocolate bar wraps, twist wraps for candy,
high protective functionality with resource-
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credentials? have the right
times lower than of alternative packaging reduction in the use of materials throughout
prevention of waste has a higher priority than re-use, recycling, or energy recovery, as it leads to the highest environmental is designed to reduce to a minimum the amount of packaging material used, takes a unique position – it enables preservation of the packed product’s properties, while fully complying with the requirements of the
might be one of the reasons why more than who appreciate the appealing aspect and convenience, as well as the assurance of good constantly being developed, there is potential to further support and enhance product
When considering the entire lifecycle of
accounts for only a small part of the carbon comparison, the production of the food inside the pack often represents the major use of resources and major environmental impact, and this is why the protective function of At the end of life, an increasing share
value chain keeps enlarging this share by designing better recyclable formats and supporting the development of proper
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