Standards and compliance
National and international regulations
- Identify the regulations applicable in each target country.
- Understand the differences between national and international legislations.
- Assess the impacts of these regulations on material choices and packaging design.
Standards for safety and recyclability
- Verify that the materials used comply with food safety standards.
- Ensure the non-toxicity of packaging materials.
- Ensure the recyclability of materials in accordance with current standards.
Sector-specific guidelines
- Study the specific requirements for different industry sectors.
- Adapt packaging according to guidelines for pharmaceutical packaging.
- Follow recommendations for food packaging and other specialized sectors.
Reduction of environmental impact
Eco-friendly materials
- Identify and adopt compostable, recyclable, and biodegradable materials.
- Assess the environmental impact of chosen materials.
- Integrate sustainable sourcing practices.
Collection and reuse systems
- Identify and adopt compostable, recyclable, and biodegradable materials.
- Assess the environmental impact of selected materials.
- Integrate sustainable sourcing practices.
Reduction of carbon footprint
- Calculate and reduce the carbon footprint of packaging processes.
- Adopt low-carbon technologies and production practices.
- Encourage internal initiatives aimed at carbon neutrality.
Legislative developments
Regulatory and legislative monitoring
- Regularly monitor updates to local, national, and international regulations.
- Attend forums and conferences to stay informed about legal developments.
- Maintain an up-to-date database of legislative requirements.
Rapid adaptation
- Implement procedures for rapid adaptation to new laws.
- Train teams on regulatory changes and their impacts.
- Assess and adjust materials and processes in response to new requirements.
Collaboration with regulatory agencies
- Establish relationships with regulatory authorities.
- Participate in public consultations to influence policies.
- Anticipate legislative trends by collaborating with industry experts.
Sanctions and subsidies
Prevention of non-compliance
- Conduct regular audits to ensure packaging compliance.
- Implement strict quality controls to prevent violations.
- Develop risk management protocols to minimize penalties.
Tax incentives and subsidies
- Identify available grant programs for sustainable practices.
- Take advantage of tax credits for ecological initiatives.
- Establish partnerships to access public and private funding.
Recognition of awards
- Communicate about the certifications and labels obtained to enhance credibility.
- Use awards as sales and marketing arguments.
- Demonstrate the company's commitment to sustainability through the accolades received.