Packaging technologically integrated into the supply chain, e.g. via QR codes, RFID tags or shock/moisture indicators that facilitate product journey auditing.
Recycled paper subjected to a special cutting process. When stretched, it forms a three-dimensional network (honeycomb) with many small, elastic protrusions, ideally replacing bubble wrap.
Legal indicator of empty space in e-commerce packages (Art. 24 PPWR). Measures the difference between the packaging volume and the volume of the packed product. 50% limit applies from 1 January 2030.
Regulation (EU) 2025/40 on packaging and packaging waste. Applies directly in all EU member states. General provisions from 12 August 2026; Art. 24 introduces a 50% empty space limit for e-commerce packaging from 1 January 2030. Strongly favours recyclable monomaterials such as paper.
The process of matching the volume and dimensions of the outer packaging as closely as possible to the actual product dimensions. Prevents shipping air and reduces dimensional weight charges.
