Design for recycling
Glass packaging: Choice of colour
Did you know that completely opaque glass that does not let any light through can affect the recyclability of your packaging? Watch the video and learn more about how you can make your glass packaging more recyclable.
Do you want to know more about how you can make your glass packaging more recyclable? Packaging must be able to be recycled again and again, and the foundation for recycling is laid in the design of the packaging. Watch the video and see how the choice of an opaque colour that does not let any light through affects the recyclability of your glass packaging.
More Design for recycling
NPA participates in standardization work for packaging
As additional requirements and regulations for packaging and producers are introduced within the framework of the new Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation within the EU (PPWR), it is important for NPA to be involved in the development of upcoming standards for recycling packaging.
LUMENE’s new moisturiser jar uses 44% less packaging material
LUMENE, a leading Nordic beauty brand specialised in skincare, face makeup and colour cosmetics, has made a commitment towards a more sustainable future, something that is visible in their recently launched 50 ml moisturiser jars.
“Producer responsibility gives us an incentive to develop”
Pågen is Sweden's leading bakery in packaged fresh bread, yeast, coffee bread, rusks, sausage and hamburger bread. They have around 30 different breads in their range, with brands such as LingonGrova, Levain and Hönö. In total, Pågen bakes around 50 different products and their bread is sold in Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Iceland and Germany.