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Last updated on Sep 15, 2024

You're debating export packaging with colleagues. How do you choose the most eco-friendly materials?

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When the debate on export packaging turns to eco-friendliness, arm yourself with knowledge and strategies to advocate for sustainability:

- Research materials: Opt for recycled or biodegradable options that minimize environmental impact.

- Consider lifecycle: Evaluate the full lifecycle of packaging materials, including production, usage, and disposal.

- Check certifications: Look for reputable eco-certifications that validate a material's environmental claims.

What strategies have you found effective in choosing sustainable packaging options?

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Yugalkishor Goswami

I'm Currently Attempting To Increase My Ambition | PGDM In Finance And International Business| Placement Coordinator | Institute of Marketing and Management, New Delhi, India
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One thing I've found helpful is researching materials that are both durable and biodegradable, such as recycled cardboard or plant-based packaging. They protect goods while minimizing environmental impact. Actually, I disagree with using conventional plastic, even if it's cheaper, as it leads to long-term waste. An example I've seen is companies switching to mushroom-based packaging, which is not only sustainable but also compostable, reducing the carbon footprint while maintaining product safety during export.

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