Waste management #5: A logistical challenge

In a world in which every little action counts, it is essential for all companies to have a responsible approach.

Reducing our carbon footprint, using sustainable resources, preventing pollution, zero plastic, zero waste, ... All these ecological transitions are a major priority that continues to accelerate.

In this series of 5 articles we will explore the different issues of waste management inside companies.

Final episode

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A logistical challenge

Numerous studies on waste management show that to move towards greener logistics, it is also necessary to have a more responsible and environmentally friendly supply chain.

Packaging is thus at the heart of this issue and is becoming an essential element for sustainable logistics. And for good reason... The tertiary packaging we know today is mostly single-use or made of non-ecological materials.  

In order to use more sustainable packaging, companies favor partners and suppliers who share the same CSR values and who offer eco-responsible packaging for their shipments.

At LivingPackets, our packaging is eco-responsible, while enabling the construction of a preventative, smart and sustainable supply chain through our technologies and Artificial Intelligence (AI).

In addition, and in order to best respond to the logistical challenges in the global waste management strategy, don't forget to reduce your environmental impact by choosing carriers using electric vehicles or even bicycles, to plan an eco-responsible transport strategy and to properly manage the processing of your waste throughout the supply chain.