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Circular Packaging

Reusing packaging materials again and again without any loss of quality is what is known as the cradle-to-cradle principle. That is exactly what we are working to achieve. with the clear aim of optimally balancing product protection, environmental footprint and profitability.

Making smart use of different varieties of materials

Depending on the product, using different materials may be the right solution, such as paper, monoplastic, metal, biodegradable plastic, bioplastic, or another bio-based material. Product innovations like concentrates or products converted from liquid to solid also offer opportunities for climate-friendly packaging concepts. There are multiple possibilities - our modular solutions provide the correct answer for every packaging concept, right up to turnkey solutions.

From the concept to the store

We accompany you on the journey to the packaging of the future, right from brainstorming to the finished product in stores. We assist you in producing samples, carrying out tests under near-production conditions, and in converting your production processes. Together with our network partners, if you wish, we can even help you set up new supply chains for the best materials. Let's get it packaged!

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Making smart use of different varieties of materials

From the concept to the store

Taking every opportunity - significant milestones in sustainable packaging solutions

Sanitary product sleeve bags consists of a 100% recyclable PE bag and an inserted paper sleeve.

Sanitary products can be simply packed in paper bags. Optima already has more than 30 years of experience of this kind of packaging.

A wide range of products can be sustainably packaged in paper cups.

Yogurt cups can be unprinted with a paper sleeve on the outside, which allows for separate disposal and thus recycling.

There's no contradiction between

Packaging and sustainability

Frequently, packaging is often at the center of debates, but this is not always justified. Packaging is much more than just pretty wrappings. It effectively protects sensitive products from spoilage, and makes them durable, manageable and traceable. This is particularly important when it comes to food, because it makes an important contribution to feeding the world's growing population. Avoiding food waste also reduces the global climate footprint by eight percent. But only a small part of packaged food's carbonfootprint can be attributed to packaging, so it pays to look at it closely.

Packaging protects essential products from perishing

Avoiding food waste helps reduce carbon-dioxide

Only around 3.5 % of a product's carbon footprint is due to the packaging