...BECAUSE PERFECTION CREATES CONFIDENCE
CO2 REDUCTION
Be a part of
the sustainable solution
Imagine how clean the atmosphere would be if we eliminate virgin materials.
When you choose the OWP-concept you are not only helping the ocean but also the climate, as the PCR material we use for your packaging gives plenty of environmental advantages.
Energy
Recycled plastic requires a lot less energy under production than virgin plastic, which can result in less CO2 emissions. A study show that using a ton of PET plastic containers made of recycled plastic saves around 7.000 kilowatt-hours.1
1. It is important to notice that these numbers are individual and depend on the material, the transport, production and size of the products. https://lbre.stanford.edu/pssistanford-recycling/frequently-asked-questions/frequently-asked-questions-benefits-recycling
The demand and usage of virgin plastic declines
When going from virgin plastic to recycled you are helping the planet by polluting less and minimizing the need for virgin plastic. This is only a positive note as most consumers tend to seek sustainable solutions when shopping. Some would call it a win-win situation.2
ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT
When using OWP compared to virgin materials massive CO2 savings are realized
YEC International study, March 2021: Environmental Impact: Production of recycled plastic compares to virgin plastic.
Protect our eco-system and animal life
PCR can help protect our eco-system as it reduces the need to harvest from the Earth. When we recycle plastic and other materials, we help prevent it from entering into the ocean and landfills. The less plastic that enters our oceans and landfills, the more animals will be saved and stay unharmed. 3
Consumers seek sustainable solutions
Research shows that consumers seek sustainable packagaing and goods, but that majority feel that brands makes it harder for them to choose sustainable goods.4 Help them make the choice easier with the OWP-concept, and help us remove plastic from the ocean and get your packaging produced in PCR.
