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The need for a circular economy has grown bigger, as more businesses strive to reduce their environmental impact. So, what are the different stages that make up a circular economy (from start to finish) that help to reduce a company’s carbon footprint? 

Question: if you could implement a change in your packaging business that could lead to a 73% increase in customers, would you consider it? Who wouldn’t? According to Nielsen, that is the percentage of consumers worldwide who would change their shopping habits if it meant reducing their environmental impact.

The food-delivery market has more than tripled since 2017, worldwide. But with more takeaway food containers comes more plastic, meaning more pollution – unless eco-friendly packaging is used. It has become important to educate the final consumer on how to dispose of the various forms of takeaway containers.

To combat plastic pollution, more and more people and companies worldwide are crossing over to sustainable packaging.  Fortunately, there are various materials that are regarded as sustainable – and one of the best options is known as bagasse.  

Educating your consumers is much more than just sharing knowledge, as you are empowering/inspiring them to become more environmentally conscious one takeaway meal at a time. This helps to create a culture of awareness and responsibility which can contribute to the global movement of sustainable living, and at the same time it increases loyalty of your consumers to your brand.

Where drones are really making an impact is delivering food to customers’ homes. 58% of consumers are indicating that they are in favour of (or at least indifferent to) drone deliveries. Who´s on board?

If your e-commerce business is focused on sustainable packaging (and you ship to France like us), then you’ve probably heard of the Triman logo... 

Plastic has become part of our everyday lives, it has also contributed to massive pollution, making it one of the most crucial environmental issues of today. 

So, how do we save our planet? We believe compostable packaging is the answer...

In its effort to fight plastic pollution, the EU has implemented a new regulation: the development and distribution of tethered caps attached to containers, which is set to become compulsory this year. 

Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the food-delivery industry has seen substantial growth worldwide, transforming not only how the market works but also how we as delivery packaging providers interact with said market. What new changes and trends can we expect from the industry in 2024? 

Selecting the right kind of sustainable food packaging for the culinary/takeaway industry must be subject to various factors, as it’s equally important to ensure top-notch food quality while also remaining committed to sustainability. Thus, keep the following in mind ->

Let´s talk about whether opting for eco-friendly packaging alternatives, which can have a slightly higher initial cost than traditional choices, really benefit your business in the long run?