RRI is structured as a long‑term, iterative implementation model that builds on past pilots, shared costs, and actionable initiatives. Its cross-retailer, cross-brand approach sets it apart, expanding accessibility to consumers and helping drive higher participation and return rates.
Under the legislation, companies may make environmental claims only if they are scientifically verified and recognized by existing recycling or composting programs.
Taking place at the Fira Gran Via in Barcelona from September 16 – 19, LabelExpo Europe is the world’s largest event for the label and package printing industry.
Located at Booth #2065 in the West Hall, ORBIS will be highlighting solutions that encourage and support a circular economy within a customer’s supply chain – from bulk ingredient handling to distribution and reverse logistics.
The initiative will bring real-time visibility and smart tracking to monitor the entire lifecycle of reusable cups — from distribution and return to wash cycles and end-of-life.
The eWave and Carrier eWave UHF RFID tag allows greater versatility and sustainability in the food and beverage sector while optimizing asset management and streamlining supply chains.
The overall trend toward making packaging that is reusable, compostable, or recyclable will continue, especially as more states consider implementing extended producer responsibility (EPR) legislation. Adapting sustainable alternatives to plastic to existing manufacturing equipment also will remain a key focus and challenge.
The trend toward reusable, compostable, or recyclable packaging will continue, especially as more states consider extended producer responsibility (EPR) legislation. Adapting sustainable alternatives to plastic for existing manufacturing equipment will remain a key challenge.
Restaurantware's Jamil Bouchareb says the packaging industry in 2025 is poised for bold reinvention, driven by a mix of technological breakthroughs, evolving consumer values, and new opportunities to redefine its role in a rapidly changing world.