How to Make Your Packaging More Sustainable

Sustainability is much bigger than recyclability. On this episode, Jesse considers often overlooked aspects of the packaging supply chain to determine its environmental impact.

In this video, we answer the questions:

  1. How does your packaging materials impact the environment?
  2. How do the resources used at a factory where your packaging is being produced affect sustainability?
  3. How does transit impact your packaging sustainability?
  4. How does disposal affect your packaging sustainability?

read more/source: https://www.printingnews.com/video/video/21024661/how-to-make-your-packaging-more-sustainable

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