Millions of Tons of Packaging Every Year
Every year, millions of tons of packaging are put on the market. Packaging protects products, enables transportation, and reinforces brand identity.
But it also generates significant waste and carbon emissions. In 2025, companies are expected to rethink their choices and shift toward eco-friendly packaging solutions.
The Numbers Speak for Themselves
- Roughly 50% of plastic waste comes from packaging.
- The packaging sector is responsible for over 30% of total household waste in some industrialized countries.
- Cardboard and wooden packaging have recycling rates above 80% in many parts of Canada and Europe.
These numbers highlight the need to choose durable, recyclable, and well-designed materials to reduce pressure on waste management systems.
A Holistic Approach Through Eco-Design
Eco-friendly packaging is not only about materials. It’s about a comprehensive design strategy: minimizing volume and weight, enhancing recyclability, and ensuring supply chain compatibility. We guide businesses in adopting this eco-design mindset.
Our custom products are designed to reduce waste, optimize shipping space, and eliminate unnecessary packaging steps—less material, less weight, more protection.
We use a variety of materials like corrugated cardboard, certified wood crates, and hybrid options to find the right balance between performance and reduced impact.
Building a Long-Term Sustainable Strategy
Minimizing packaging’s environmental impact shouldn’t be a one-time effort. It requires a continuous approach—setting clear goals, training teams, and choosing partners that share your commitment.
At Creopack, our environmental commitment guides every step of the process—from sourcing materials to optimized containerization.
Our goal is to help you meet your CSR objectives without compromising shipping safety.
Want to Reduce Your Packaging Footprint?
Creopack supports you with eco-friendly packaging solutions, fully customized to your product, industry, and logistics.
Contact our team to learn more.