The most sustainable packaging is not what you think

Jocelyne Ehret, www.therightpackaging.com, Founder
The most sustainable packaging is not always what you think It’s crucial to see the whole picture. Wrong decisions can be taken by looking with a narrowed field of vision at short-term benefits and one-shot technological horizons. Jocelyne will ask: Why did plastic lose the packaging war? Is it sustainable to remove plastics from the food & beverage segment? Could pharma products be efficient and healthy without plastic? Should we avoid plastic in transport packaging for e-commerce? And how do we make the right packaging choices?

[@midishh]

I think at minute 8 she meant to say that the poor person cannot afford to buy in bulk and therefore must buy single use more often as money becomes available.

[@rolandoriggio5026]

Packaging material suggestions would have been useful....

[@arresteddevelopment2158]

Then What Is It? This is confusing fr.

[@maxenee1608]

14:30

[@UseYourManners123]

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[@lesleyburgon]

Ok, I get the point she's making but how about allowing people (who can) to have foodstuffs such as cheese, meat etc. weighed in their own containers?
And how about offering more products from local suppliers in glass? Ok, so not everyone can handle that but many can.

[@HCMORGI]

insufferable plastics lobby ad, nice waste of time

[@chandru.r8033]

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