Siegwerk launches ink that also acts as oxygen barrier
Siegwerk has launched a new white printing ink that also provides an oxygen barrier – an innovation that aims to combine two layers into one.
Sustainability
Sustainability Metrics: How to measure impact?
Discussing the tools, standards, and metrics used to measure the environmental impact of packaging.
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Join us for our next LinkedIn Live panel discussion, as part of the Sustainable Packaging Summit series: Sustainability Metrics: How to measure impact?
Discussing the tools, standards, and metrics used to measure the environmental impact of packaging. Topics include LCA’s and carbon footprint. A deep dive into the methodologies used to assess the sustainability of packaging, including real-world examples of metrics in action.
We’re pleased to be joined by:
Ioannis Bakas, Circular Economy Monitoring Expert, European Environment Agency
Mitja Brgant, Director European Operations, Trayak
John Kazer, Senior Consultant, The Carbon Trust
As always, we invite YOU, the audience, to ask questions to our panel of experts and comment in real time! Click here to attend.
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