Detmold Group is a leading manufacturer of paper and board based packaging products for a diverse range of customers.
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What is “SUPP’s” and why is plastic packaging being banned?
SUPP’s stands for ‘Single-Use-Problematic Plastics’ – this largely includes plastic materials which are unnecessarily added to packaging, difficult to collect through existing infrastructure (e.g kerbside recycling) and hard to recycle. Plastic means a polymer material to which additives or substances may have been added and includes biodegradable, compostable and oxo-degradable plastics*.
Here are some examples of how Detpak provides you with SUPPs information and suitable product options.
Governments and organisations around the world recognise that Single-Use-Problematic Plastics (SUPP’s) should be phased out due to their potentially negative impact on the environment.
Detpak is committed to reducing and eliminating unnecessary plastics, by staying ahead and complying with Single-Use-Problematic Plastics (SUPP’s) legislations around the world.
Working with some of the world’s biggest brands and utilising the Sustainable Packaging Guidelines (SPGs), Detpak’s dedicated product designers specialise in designing plastic packaging replacements with fit-for-purpose fibre-based alternatives.
Detpak encourages reusable packaging such as carry bags, however where this isn’t viable, Detpak encourages the use of recyclable or compostable alternatives that won’t cost the earth – Check out our range of Food Delivery packaging options.
Sustainable Packaging Choices
What does plastic reduction mean?
Several plastics pacts globally are aiming to eliminate, reduce and transition away problematic and/or unnecessary single-use plastic packaging. Some single-use-plastic materials are challenging to recover and recycle or compost today due to their composition.
