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1 Sustainable packaging Gaelle Janssens Prevention & R&D Manager
2 Agenda Fost Plus Presentation 1 Sustainable Packaging Definition Food waste Ideal packaging Packaging optimization 2 Recycling system 3 Optimization tools Recycling criteria Preventpack Recycling systems Pack4recycling The financial structure pack4ecodesign 4 Trends in packaging Drivers Trends Greenwashing
3 Fost Plus: who, what, why, how
4 Why: The legal framework in Europe and Belgium Foundation regions European Packaging directive Cooperation Agreements between the three Others Federal law concerning product standards Federal law concerning ecotaxes
5 What: recycling and recovery targets European Directive 2004 ICA 2009 Hous. Ind. Fost Plus 2013 results Glass 60% 60% 110,4% Paper-cardboard 60% 60% 101,5% Drinks cartons 60% 89,7% Metal 50% 50% 102,1% Plastics 22,5% 30% 38,1% Wood 15% 15% - Recycling 55 80% 80% 80% 87,5% Valorisation 60% 90% 85% 90,2% Hous. = household packaging Ind. = Industrial packaging
6 Non-profit organization, founded in 1994 by the private sector, to reach the mandatory targets regarding the household packaging of the enterprises that have chosen to contribute Fully financed by its members, or 92% of the Belgian market of household packaging To promote, coordinate and finance the collecting, sorting and recycling of packaging household waste in order to achieve the recycling and valorisation objectives prescribed by the Belgian law
7 Fost Plus at the heart of the system Parties responsible for packaging (5176) Accreditation Verification IPC (Interregional Packaging Commission) (Inter)municipalities (35) Waste management companies (92) Recyclers (37) 7 Corporate presentation EN
8 Who are responsible for the packaging? The company that packages or has goods packaged in Belgium in order to bring them on the Belgian market When products have not been packaged in Belgium, the party importing the packaged goods The party responsible for packaging may either fullfil its duty itself (by reaching the targets imposed by the law) or conclude an agreement with an accredited body (like Fost Plus)
9 Money, the crux of the matter Parties responsible for packaging (producers, importers) 62 Mio EUR Provisions Materials 6 Mio EUR Marketing materials for recycling 62 Mio EUR 130 Mio EUR Collection and sorting 98 Mio EUR Other costs* 32 Mio EUR * Communication, control, residue bonus, prevention, general costs, contribution to regions 9 Corporate presentation EN
10 The green dot fee Contribution according to the quantity of packaging put on the market Contribution according to the packaging material Calculation based on the costs of collection, sorting and the recycling rate of the packaging materials Solidarity between materials: the non-recyclable pay more
11 Symbols The Green Dot logo on packaging means that the company putting that product onto the market contributes to finance selective collection, sorting and recycling of household packaging. It does not mean that the packaging or the product in the packaging is made of recycled material nor that the packaging will be collected and recycled. It is not a sorting instruction.
12 1. Sustainable packaging or sustainability through packaging?
13 Some frustrating examples concentrate packaging visibility
14 The old vision «the best packaging is no packaging»
15 The new vision: the best waste is no waste It s the product that counts!
16 The best packaging for the environment is the best for the job Good packaging will never turn a bad product into a good one BUT bad packaging might turn a good product into a bad one
17 Environmental impact of food Production Energy necessary for the weekly consumption of food (MJ) Packaging Transport packaging Transport from factory Distribution Transport shophome Home storage Home cooking 51% 17% 14% 6,5% 3,5% 3,5% 3% 1,5%
18 Food waste Food products require much more energy than their packaging In developing countries, food waste hits 25% to 50% before reaching the consumer. Because of bad transport, storage and packaging. In our countries, that figure is reduced to 2% to 3%. But a lot of food is wasted after sales.
19 Food waste
20 Food waste Packaging has become very technical and plays an important role in the fight against food wastage: It prevents degradation of food due to shock and pathogens
21 Food waste It presents products in a range of portion sizes
22 Food waste It extends the life of a product : vacuum packaging, modified atmosphere packaging
23 Food waste It extends the life of a product : vacuum packaging, modified atmosphere packaging, hermetic seals, resealable packaging
24 Food waste They are leak-resistant and evolve towards higher efficiency
25 Food waste It provides information on storage and use conditions (temperature/use-by date)
26 Food waste
27 But the fight against food waste does not justify everything
28 The ideal packaging? The ideal packaging is: Packaging answering the various needs of various products for various consumers As little as possible but above all as necessary Environmental impact Minimum Environmental impact - X% + X% Packaging quantity per weight/volume Underestimated Packaging Overestimated Packaging
29 Watch out! Always consider packaging together with the product, the consumer and the consumption circumstances As well as primary packaging together with the secondary and tertiary ones
30 Optimization the legal framework Essential requirements (European directive) Minimum volume and weight that guarantees the safety and the consumer acceptance of the product Limitation of the dangerous components and substances Guarantee of the recyclability, energy recovery, compostability or re-use of packaging
31 Optimization voluntary approach Optimizing packaging: 6R Remove what s useless Reduce what s not necessary Redesign to optimize the transport, the use, Reuse, especially for industrial packaging Recycle if possible and if not, adapt to the end-of-life Renewable: use renewable energy & material (if relevant)
32 Packaging optimization Remove what s useless BEFORE AFTER No more cardboard box Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
33 Packaging optimization Remove what s useless No more plastic film Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
34 Packaging optimization Remove what s useless No more cardboard box Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
35 Packaging optimization Reduce what s not necessary Stop transporting water: change the product from a gel to a powder BEFORE AFTER
36 Packaging optimization Reduce what s not necessary Stop transporting air: put more products in the same packaging
37 Packaging optimization Reduce what s not necessary Reduce the weight without compromising your product safety -44 %
38 Packaging optimization Reduce the weight by technological advance -49% packaging
39 Packaging optimization Reduce the weight by redesigning the packaging -33% packaging By air bubbles (-19% density) in the plastic and wall thickness reduction.
40 Packaging optimization Reduce the weight by redesigning the packaging BEFORE AFTER -85% packaging
41 Packaging optimization Reduce the weight by redesigning the product: Shampoo bars
42 Packaging optimization Reduce the weight by redesigning the product: Compressed and concentrated products
43 Packaging optimization Reduce volume by folding the product differently
44 Packaging optimization Rethink the packaging &v=vwrulz8hpki Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
45 Packaging optimization Redesign to adapt to consumption and reduce food waste: lengthen shelf life Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
46 Packaging optimization Redesign to adapt to consumption and reduce food waste: lengthen shelf life Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
47 Packaging optimization Redesign to adapt to consumption and reduce food waste: lengthen shelf life Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
48 Packaging optimization Redesign to adapt to consumption and reduce food waste: portion the consumption Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
49 Packaging optimization Redesign to adapt to consumption and reduce food waste: lengthen shelf life
50 Packaging optimization Reuse
51 Packaging optimization Use renewable energy and, if relevant, renewable material Plant HDPE Plant PET
52 Packaging optimization Use renewable energy and, if relevant, renewable material Plant HDPE
53 Packaging optimization Use renewable energy and, if relevant, renewable material Paper nut
54 Packaging optimization Use recycled content
55 Packaging optimization Adapt packaging to recycling Recycling is only one aspect of eco-design and not always the most important one, but: Important for the industry: - Corporate charter - Image - Legal obligation Important for the consumer: - Environmentally friendly perception - Cheaper for waste collection
56 2. Recycling systems of packaging Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
57 Recycling systems Criteria to recycle packaging Sustainable recycling demand and infrastructure Sufficient quantities of the material Simple sorting message for the citizens Efficient financial and environmentally friendly system Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
58 Recycling systems Glass Collection Recycling Final products Glass tank Uncolored/colored glass separated ± 1 site/1.000 inhabitans Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
59 Recycling systems Paper-Cardboard Collection Recycling Final products Door-to-door collection 1x/month Or together with PMD in a duo truck, 2x/month Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
60 Recycling systems PMD Plastic Bottles and flasks, Metal packaging and Drink cartons Collection Sorting Recycling Final products Bottles PET Flasks HDPE Door-to-door collection 2x/month Transparent blue bag Steel Aluminum Drink cartons Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
61 Plastic: Why collect and recycle bottles only? Plastic plastic Many different plastics exist with many different physical and chemical properties These differences make their recycling processes incompatible: each plastic corresponds to a well defined flow The quality required for the recycled material depends on its applications Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
62 Plastic: Why collect and recycle bottles only? Bottles have a sustainable recycling outlet because : Homogenous flow (PET and HDPE) Large quantity High quality 95% of the bottles collected are recycled Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
63 Plastic: Why collect and recycle bottles only? Most of the other plastic packaging is spoiled, complex and made from different plastics in small quantities There are few recycling infrastructures for other postconsumer plastics The motivation of citizens would decrease if many sorted packaging plastics were not recycled Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
64 Plastic: Why collect and recycle bottles only? The environmental cost of collecting, sorting and transporting these other plastics is higher than the environmental benefits of recycling what suits the process (including the fact that residual waste is recovered in Belgium) The additional costs would be huge, considering the low quantity of additional actually recycled packaging Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
65 Recycling system The recycling of packaging takes into account the current infrastructure and outlet in Europe. This situation can evolve with technological innovations and the evolution of the recycled materials markets. Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
66 Recycling system Results in Belgium, per year : tons recycled tons of CO 2 emissions avoided 87% of household packaging recycled Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
67 Recycling system Belgium is recycling champion for packaging in Europe 114,37 116,61 108,11 105,95 116,13 117,56 112,46 107,87 Recycling percentages 2012 in Europe 103,24 99,23 93,39 78,99 67,59 65,40 Emballages : Idées reçues et réalité
68 Design for recycling Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
69 Design for recycling To optimize the recycling of their packaging, marketing and buying managers should know: The collection system of their packaging The recycling process of their packaging Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
70 Behind the scene of recycling
71 Tips to optimize the design for recycling of plastic bottles
72 Design for recycling General tips for sorting Avoid too small packaging (tromel)
73 Design for recycling General tips for sorting No full body sleeves (IR detection)
74 PET bottles Principles : Since PET sinks, avoid any components that sink as well but are not compatible with the recycling process of the PET like metals, PVC or other colored plastics (except if easily separated)
75 PET bottles Principles : Color and haziness are very important for the recycling process: avoid direct or soluble printing, sinking sleeves and some barriers and additives
76 HDPE bottles Principle : Monomaterial Since HDPE floats, avoid any components that float as well but are not compatible with the recycling process of the HDPE like metal (e.g. closure systems)
77 3. Optimization tools
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79 Optimize packaging: design for recycling A tool to test the recyclability of your packaging on
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81 Optimize packaging: ecodesign To have an indicative idea of the environmental impact of packaging, to get advice to reduce those impacts and to simulate the application of the impact, visit :
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83 Communicate on packaging prevention: Greener Packaging Award
84 Design for recycling Let s take a test!
85 Design for recycling PET 1,5L PET 0,25L PET 1,5L PET 0,25L PET 1,5L HDPE 1L PET 1L
86 4. Trends in packaging
87 Trends in packaging 87
88 Trends in packaging A Sustainable packaging revolution Demanded by consumers Reduces cost Technological advances - > Lighter, reduced, recyclable and with recycled material, importance of the sourcing
89 Trends in packaging Biobased materials
90 Trends in packaging A balance between sustainability and functionality Individual portions Extended shelf-life Health protection User comfort
91 Trends in packaging Fight against food waste On the agenda of the European Commission The next demographic issue
92 Trends in packaging Convenient and single portions re-sealable, self- heating, easy-opening,
93 Trends in packaging Intelligent packaging communicate with the consumer
94 Trends in packaging Smart packaging extend shelf life
95 Trends in packaging
96 Trends in packaging
97 Trends in packaging
98 Trends in packaging PERSONALI ZATION
99 Trends in packaging new materials Bag-in-box
100 Trends in packaging new materials Recyclable coated paper
101 Trends in packaging new materials Paper bottles
102 Trends in packaging new materials Edible packaging
103 Trends in packaging online shopping Online shopping : impact on packaging Supply chain, product protection & travel conditions are important
104 Trends in packaging online shopping Demand for simplified versions of packaging
105 Trends in packaging online shopping More information about the product or how to use it
106 Trends in packaging online shopping More information about the tracking
107 Trends in packaging online shopping More information about the product family, as clients don t see them in store anymore
108 Green washing A lot of packaging claims its sustainability but Is it good for the environment? It often sounds so, but who knows what it is exactly?
109 Green washing - symbols Material symbol Useful for recyclers too difficult for consumers Recyclable packaging Not to be used because of different collection system in Europe
110 Definitions Biopackaging: what is it? a very confusing concept Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
111 Biopackaging for the people A packaging good for the environment (33% of the consumers*) * Survey Fost Plus Belgium Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
112 Biopackaging - Definitions Made from renewable ressources Home compostable Industrial compostable Oxodegradable Issues Not all are compostable Might contain a % of fossil resource No existing standard No link with the end of life Issues Made from fossil or renewable resources Not a common habit in Europe No CEN standard (existing certification) Confusion with the existing logo Issues Made from fossil or renewable resources Existing CEN standard and certification Compostability interesting in some applications (agricultural film, catering packaging,...) Confusion with the existing logo Issues Made from PE with additives Degradable with UV & light (not biodegradable) encourages litter Danger for marine life & human health Not degradable in landfills Greenwashing marketing To be avoided Biodegradable term might cause littering problem Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
113 Biopackaging End of life issue If it s compostable, let s compost it! Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
114 Industrial end-of-life of biopackaging Scenario 1 Selective collection with packaging Scenario 2 Residual waste Scenario 3 Organic selective collection Sorting centrum Energy recovery Landfill Gasification / compost Positif sorting of biopackaging Energy recovery Landfill Mechanical recycling gasification/ compost Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
115 Industrial end-of-life of biopackaging Scenario 1 Selective collection of packaging Scenario 2 Residual waste Scenario 3 Organic bins Lightweight packaging sorting plant Anaerobic digestion / composting Positive sorting of compostable and on-compostable bioplastics Landfill (less preferred option) Incineration Incineration Positive sorting of compostable and non-compostable bioplastics Landfill (less preferred option) Material recycling Issues No manual sorting for PLA No material detection for blends Sustainable recycling infrastructure & outlet needed Enough quantity & quality Risk of contamination of recycling process Anaerobic digestion / composting Issues Composting is less sustainable than anaerobic digestion or incineration with energy recovery New facilities needed for industrial gasification / composting More costs in LW packaging sorting plants Energy recovery if possible Same rationale that in scenario 1 Issues Composting is less sustainable than incineration with energy recovery Very few existing anaerobic digestion facilities No existing collection system for packaging Quality of compost (value on the market) because of sorting mistakes Adaptation of existing infrastructures Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
116 Biopackaging - conclusions Avoid communication on a green advantage if it is not proven For biopackaging, avoid communicating on Compostability if No real advantage to be composted (ok for green collection bags, agricultural film, ) as energy recovery is better Not home compostable (may stay for ever in the consumer s garden) No collection permitted Renewable resources if Large part is fossil resource Controversial origin (food, GMO, ) Emballages: Idées reçues et réalité
117 Conclusions Always consider the couple product/packaging Recycling is not an Olympic discipline Go for innovation, avoid greenwashing
118 Thank you!
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