In the year 2020, we’ve seen a lot of changes with COVID-19. Whether that be in our social lives or work environment, we’ve had to adapt continuously to the latest government rules and recommendations.
What does sustainable packaging mean to you? For a lot of people, sustainable packaging is the development and use of packaging which results in improved sustainability. The definition of sustainability is the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level.
Each year, new trends and focuses emerge in the ecommerce world, seamlessly evolving the market place to cater for behavioural changes. To survive this fierce battle, you cannot afford to repeat the same things you did last year and expect them to work.
Trends that make an appearance in the packaging world can often be predicted. But who’d have thought a global pandemic would evolve, changing the way we live our day-to-day lives? COVID-19 has caused major shifts in consumer behaviour, resulting in new trends that will shape the future of packaging. But how will this affect further trends, and will the likes of sustainability be forgotten about?
Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, e-commerce and retail businesses are facing new challenges in consumer behaviour, supply chain issues, and their economic situation.
If you’ve been searching for a packaging solution to control the temperature of your goods through transit, you’ve more than likely come across both Woolcool and cotton insulated packaging -
By now you should know we’re huge fans of green packaging. We’ve spoken about it many times before, and there’re many reasons to why. Green packaging contributes massively to conserving the health of our environment, helps brands build consumer loyalty, and can boost a company’s bottom-line.
With new emerging technology, an increase in sustainability demands and innovative thoughts being shared on a daily basis, the packaging industry is constantly evolving – and 2020 won’t be any different.
UK factors including the aftermath of Brexit and introduction of a new National Living Wage, the container board, sheet feeding and box markets look to be inevitably impacted.
