In a day and age when environmental issues are globally prioritized, “waste,” especially “packaging waste,” plays a significant role in environmental degradation. It is no longer just a matter of waste; instead, it has become a close concern for both consumers and producers.
Encouraging consumers to manage their waste after consumption may not always be an efficient solution, especially if the waste is challenging to handle. Conversely, producers need to take responsibility for their packaging right from the source to address the problem effectively.
The production of sustainable packaging may provide a solution to environmental issues. So, what is sustainable packaging? Why do businesses need to adapt and change, and what is the future trend in doing business? Find the answers in this interview with Khun Saroj Chayavivatkul, President of Thai Beverage Can Ltd., and Dr. Surasak Wannaparhun, BJC Group Innovation Leader, on the Mission to the Moon program. Aluminium Loop has summarized the key points for you.
The environment is everyone’s issue, also waste is everyone’s issue. The manufacturing sector needs to change the traditional way of doing business that harms the environment. At the same time, it has a responsibility to drive society towards sustainability together.
Thank you for the information from the “Mission to the Moon”, Episode 1632. Listen to the podcast for more details at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJhRYAmr9RM
Packaging waste is a matter close to both consumers and manufacturers. Manufacturers need to take responsibility for their packaging from the source.
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