E-commerce is growing steadily, with one forecast predicting that it will reach 23 per cent of total worldwide retail sales by 2027. Unless innovative solutions are found, this growth will come with an equivalent increase in the volume of packaging. Rather than focus on recycling alone, several organisations are now turning to reuse as a way to more rapidly reduce pollution and improve the circularity of their operational processes.
Joshua Linn und Philip Mayer produzieren mit ihrer Firma TheOceanPackage Mehrwegboxen für den Versandhandel. Um diesen ohnehin nachhaltigen Ansatz weiter zu steigern, setzen sie Meeresplastik ein.
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Joshua was on the “nature.backed” podcast and talked about the basic idea of The Ocean Package.https://theoceanpackage.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/ECM6063409377.mp3
Cardboard packaging often ends up in the trash after just one use. There is another way, says the company “The Ocean Package”.
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Munich-based start-up wants to revolutionize online retail with reusable shipping boxes.