We choose smart materials that create less waste, are easy to recycle and can be reused. This helps you package with as little environmental impact as possible. Questions? Contact us or give us a call.

We look at the material structure, recyclability, compostability, CO2 impact and the local processing infrastructure per country. Questions? Contact us or give us a call.

We advise you on material choice, legislation and local processing, and we test together what fits your product. Questions? Contact us or give us a call.

Not always. Sometimes a high barrier is needed. We then look for the best balance between protection and environmental impact.

Lower waste costs, a stronger brand image, better compliance and a better match with customer expectations. Questions? Contact us or give us a call.

We keep it transparent. We share examples, numbers where possible, and we help you choose options that are easy to explain, for example mono material options. Questions? Feel free to contact us or call us directly.

We update it regularly and whenever relevant laws change. We share key updates per sustainability topic via the green buttons on this page. Want to know more? Email or call us.

EU PPWR, SUP and national implementation. We translate the rules into practical choices per market. We explain the most relevant laws on the “Legislation” page, available via the green button on this page.

You can look at CO2 savings, waste reduction, material reduction, return rates and recycling rates. Feel free to contact us if you want help.

Sustainable options are usually not more expensive, or only slightly more expensive, than stand up pouches with traditional materials. Scale, efficient design and material choices can reduce the price further. Questions? Email or call us.

We design in a way that keeps the barrier performance. Our mono materials offer the same high level of protection as traditional materials. We balance sustainability and protection.

This is our range of sustainable packaging, recyclable, compostable and mono material, with a recognizable label. Questions? Contact us or give us a call.

Design for recycling means that a pouch is designed so it can be recycled as effectively as possible after use.

The complete packaging matters. Not only the main material, but also the different layers, zipper, valve, adhesive, coating and ink. These parts can affect how well a pouch can be collected, sorted and recycled.

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Yes, a zipper can affect the recyclability of a pouch.

When packaging is assessed, it is not only the main material that matters. The zipper and other parts also play a role. It is therefore important that the materials match as closely as possible and can be processed together during recycling.

Choosing the right material for the zipper is therefore an important part of designing a recyclable pouch.