TOMORROW'S PACKAGINGIS DESIGNED TODAY

Materials, performance, costs and regulation: we help companies find their way towards more efficient, more conscious packaging solutions.

Our principle

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS ANABSOLUTELY SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION

Above all, every pack must protect the product, ensure safety and functionality and fit the production process.

That is why we assess every project as a whole, looking for the best possible balance between:

Performance

Protection, preservation and technical performance.

Efficiency

Optimising materials and processes.

Costs

Solutions that are sustainable from an economic standpoint too.

Sustainability

Reducing impact and using resources responsibly.

Optimise

OPTIMISE BEFORE REPLACINGLESS MATERIAL, SAME PERFORMANCE

Reducing the impact of a pack does not necessarily mean changing material.

In many projects, optimisation can start from reducing thicknesses, simplifying structures or choosing more easily recyclable materials, while maintaining the performance the application requires.

Downgauging

Reducing thicknesses where technically possible.

Design for Recycling

Structures designed with their end of life in mind.

Optimisation

We optimise the amount of material required, without compromising the function of the pack.

The regulatory framework is changing

PPWR: A NEW PHASEFOR EUROPEAN PACKAGING

Regulation (EU) 2025/40 on packaging and packaging waste (PPWR) introduces new requirements set to progressively transform the way packaging is designed, produced, used and managed at end of life.

The regulation entered into force on 11 February 2025 and applies from 12 August 2026.

Recyclability

The PPWR introduces progressive recyclability requirements and design-for-recycling criteria. From 2030, recyclability performance grades will come into play, according to the criteria and implementing acts set out in the regulation.

Recycled content

Minimum percentages of post-consumer recycled material are set for various categories of plastic packaging, with differentiated and progressive targets from 2030 and 2040.

Reduction and reuse

The regulation aims to reduce packaging waste and introduces requirements on minimisation, reuse and refill for specific types and applications.

Labelling

Harmonised labelling systems are envisaged to make it easier to identify materials and collect packaging correctly, according to the timescales and implementing acts set out in the regulation.

The applicable requirements depend on the type, material, use and specific characteristics of the packaging.

Our role

FROM REGULATIONTO PRACTICAL CHOICES

Our role is to help the client turn technical requirements and market changes into practical packaging choices.

Thanks to our experience and our work with specialised partners, we assess the following together with the client:

Materials and structures

We analyse possible alternatives according to the application.

Performance

Sustainability must not compromise protection, preservation and functionality.

Production process

We consider compatibility with packaging lines, technologies and conditions.

Regulatory developments

We follow developments in the regulatory framework and in the requirements affecting packaging solutions.

Costs

We assess sustainability from an economic and industrial standpoint too.

The materials

DIFFERENT MATERIALSDIFFERENT NEEDS

Plastic

Paper and board

Flexibles

Mono-materials

Recycled and bio-based

The choice of material is a consequence of the requirement, not the starting point.

Food & sustainability

PROTECTING THE PRODUCTIS PART OF SUSTAINABILITY

Properly designed packaging helps preserve the product, ensure its safety and limit waste.

That is why the environmental assessment of a solution cannot be separated from its primary function: protecting what it contains.

Preservation

Safety

Shelf life

Reducing food waste

The function of the pack remains central.

The change

THE CHANGEHAS ALREADY BEGUN

Una guida per fare chiarezza

Finding your way among new materials, technologies and regulatory requirements calls for expertise, dialogue and informed choices.

Per fare chiarezza e aiutare i nostri clienti a orientarsi tra obblighi, novità ed opportunità, abbiamo creato una guida semplice e immediata con tutto ciò che è importante sapere.

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