Glossary

rPET is recycled plastic from used PET bottles, saving resources and cutting pollution. It supports a circular economy by turning waste into new products, reducing landfill and protecting nature.

PET is a strong, lightweight plastic used in bottles and textiles. It’s recyclable many times, reducing waste and saving resources, making it key for a circular economy and sustainability efforts.

LDPE is a flexible plastic used in bags and wraps. It’s recyclable but must be clean. Reusing and recycling LDPE helps reduce waste and supports a circular economy for a healthier planet.

Shrink sleeves wrap products fully with plastic labels, offering great branding but adding plastic waste. Using recyclable or bio-based films and better recycling boosts their sustainability.

Returnable transit packaging cuts waste by reusing sturdy containers like crates and pallets, saving resources, protecting goods, and supporting a circular economy for a greener future.

Stand-up pouches save materials and emissions with lightweight design, offer convenience, and reduce waste. Recycling challenges remain, but better materials and systems boost their role in circular packaging.

Primary packaging is the first layer holding a product, like bottles or jars. Making it recyclable, reusable, or lighter helps cut waste and supports a greener, circular economy.

Bag-in-Box uses less plastic, is lightweight, and recyclable, reducing waste and emissions. It keeps liquids fresh longer and supports circular economy by making packaging easier to recycle and reuse.

Protective packaging keeps products safe and reduces waste. Using eco-friendly, recyclable, or reusable materials supports a circular economy and helps protect the environment.