Delivering circularity to e-commerce
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The paper used for ePaperBag™ is hand-picked from hundreds of paper qualities to ensure durability and efficiency in logistics. Double adhesive strips allow quick and convenient sealing by the sender and making possible return convenient for the consumer. Double-side gussets make ePaperBag™ easy expansion for maximum filling of the bag and allow variable product sizes. V-shaped bottom ensures loading optimization and filling efficiency.
Double adhesive strips allow quick and convenient sealing by the sender and making possible return convenient for the consumer.
Double-side gussets make ePaperBag™ easy expansion for maximum filling of the bag and allow variable product sizes.
Is a circular-delivery solution tailor-made for e-commerce. Its paper is made of wood fibres from sustainably managed forests. Its fibres can be reused and recycled 5 to 7 times, and eventually, ePaperBag™ will biodegrade and can be turned into renewable energy. ePaperBag™’s story is an eco-friendly circular brand and a logistical solution that boosts the bottom line.
Each year, approximately 162 million tons of plastic is used for packaging.
Plastic packaging accounts for 46% of annual plastic waste generation.
Due to mismanagement and lack of appropriate infrastructure, a large part of this packaging waste ends up in landfills or in the nature. There, it can take hundreds of years to decompose.
*https://www.plasticpollutiontreaty.org/UN_treaty_plastic_poll_report.pdf
CarbonZero is a carbon offsetting service that helps you reduce your impact and reach your climate goals. We strive to make the carbon footprint of our products as small as possible, and carbon offsetting is one more tool in the fight against climate change. With CarbonZero, we compensate for currently unavoidable emissions by investing in emission reduction projects.
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Do they believe that buying online is a sustainable way of shopping?
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