SGS, the world’s leading testing, inspection and certification company, has published a Consumer Compact article on how environmental, regulatory and consumer pressures are driving change in the packaging industry.
With growing evidence of the harmful effects of plastic pollution, paper is back in focus as a sustainable packaging alternative. The challenges of environmental protection are increasingly influencing industry practice and consumer choice.
In this SGS Consumer Compact article, global regulatory actions are explored, as well as the opportunities presented by the changes in consumer behavior. Further incentives for business are detailed, with a focus on the food industry and the development of sustainable packaging.
Read the original Consumer Compact article, “Rediscovering Paper: How Industry is Responding to Sustainability Efforts.”
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SGS supports businesses with a broad range of specialist testing and certification services targeted toward sustainable packaging against major safety and quality standards, including ASTM, ISO and EN. Recycled plastic content analysis and a host of comprehensive technical assessments are available to give third-party credibility to environmental claims and market distinction for brands.
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For more information, please contact:
Kristin Merryfield
Project Manager
Connectivity & Products, SGS
Tel: +01 920 749 3040 ext. 29205
Christopher Reitmeyer
Job title: Director, Operations and Business Development
Connectivity & Products, SGS
Tel: +01 920 749 3040
Michael Richardson
Green Mark Contact – Sustainability Manager
Connectivity & Products, SGS
Tel: 973 289 9862
Email: cp.media@sgs.com
Website: www.sgs.com/cp
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