Payper Packaging: reduce, reuse, recycle

In its conception and design of the packaging, Payper operates against the trend. Although it is difficult to eliminate the amount of waste in the clothing industry, Payper is committed daily and concretely in the search for effective and sustainable solutions, aimed at consciously reducing the impact on the environment. In recent years, in fact, the use of innovative technologies has increased, allowing the use of plastic packaging to be significantly reduced.

 

Payper's approach is proving increasingly sustainable. The primary and secondary packaging placed on the market mainly concerns paper, cardboard and plastic based on the type and functionality of the items. With a view to continuous improvement, however, the use of eco-sustainable packaging is preferred, especially cardboard, a material that lends itself well to reuse when composing orders. In fact, 84% of the cartons that arrived at our plant in 2023 were then used for re-packing

 

This change of course took place in 2024, when starting the production of PAYPER PLUS gloves, for which 100% paper and cardboard packaging (plastic free) was chosen. The gloves, in fact, have been proposed to the market with a head card, which is in turn contained in a display box. Finally, the latter are transported inside a cardboard, closed with "EcoHIT19" adhesive tape, made with films containing at least 85% post-consumer recycled material. An important initiative, which stands as a starting point for future sustainable production. The objective is therefore not only to encourage packaging that is easily recyclable or has less environmental impact, but also to reuse it, to prevent the excessive generation of waste.

 

From the perspective of a more responsible management, Payper intends to reduce the use of plastic packaging. For this reason, when necessary, it is preferable to pack the items in a single polybag. The objective to be achieved over the coming years is therefore to package our products in cardboard or recycled plastic.

 

 

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