This document discusses eco-friendly packaging. It begins by defining packaging and its importance to consumers interested in environmentally-friendly options. It then outlines principles of green packaging like reduce, reuse, recycle. The rest of the document discusses types of packaging, materials like bioplastics and recycled paper that can be used, benefits of eco-friendly packaging, and concludes that innovations in sustainable packaging help the environment and meet consumer demands.

1. Presented by-
Adya Tiwari
Ph.D. previous
(Department of TAD)
Presented To-
Dr. Sudha Babel

2. PACKAGING
 Packaging is an important concern for consumers,
particularly those who are interested in converting to
environmentally-friendly buying behaviors.
 Eco-friendly packaging is a recent phenomenon, it is
already a large and rapidly growing trend.
 Innovative techniques and various measures of
textile cleaner production”(CP) which ensures
textile processing is “eco-friendly”, “cost effective”
and “sustainable business”.

3. Recycle
Renew
Reuse
Remove
Reduce:
Principles
Of Green
Packaging

4. Components of a Package
Aesthetic Component
Size and shape
Material
Color
Text
Functional Component
Structural Design
Brand Advertisement

5. TYPES OF PACKAGING
 Primary packaging
 Secondary packaging
 Tertiary packaging

6. 1. Tissues Paper Packaging
Other Types OF PACKAGING
2. Vacuum
Packaging
3. Ecological
Packaging
5. Green
Packaging
6. Sustainable
Packaging

7. Goal of sustainable packaging
In general, the broad goals of
sustainable packaging are:
 Functional – product protection, safety,
regulatory compliance, etc.
 Cost effective – if it is too expensive, it
is unlikely to be used
 Support long-term human and
ecological health

8. Factors in the design of
Packaging
• Protection of product
• Protection to the user
• Ease of transportation & storage
• Provision of product information
• Environmental suitability
• Convenience
• Promotional value.
• Security

9. The eco friendly packaging
materials are:
 Bio plastics
 Recycled papers
 Forest wood
 Palm leaf

10. Recycled packaging materials:
 Corrugated cartons
 Glass
 Steel
 Paper board
 Bubble wrap
 Corn starch
 Some recyclable plastics
Natural packaging materials:
Coconut husk
Bamboo
Some of the eco friendly packaging
materials are:

11. Bio-plastics
 Commonly used in plastic.
 Also as envelopes used for bulk
mailing.
 Helps to reduce landfill waste.
 Good alternative to traditional plastics.
Some Of The Eco Friendly Packaging
Materials

12. Recycled Paper
 Recycled paper products contribute to the diversion
of material from landfill.
 Reusable, recyclable and biodegradable.
Some of the eco friendly packaging materials
 Tissues Paper Packaging
 Creep Paper
 Paper And Cardboard Packaging
Types of Recycled Paper

13. Palm Leaf
 Natural, compostable and biodegradable.
 They are very stylish, tough and heat resistant.
 Products have no pulp, no starch, just a washed and
pressed leaf.
Some of the eco friendly packaging materials
 Wooden products are made from renewable plant resource.
 It can be formed into a variety of packaging and
products.
Forest Wood

14. Corn starch
Some of the eco friendly packaging
materials
 Items made from corn starch are biodegradable.
 Corn starch packaging biodegrades and has a
limited negative impact on the environment.
Green wrap
 Eco friendly biodegradable paper protective
packaging material made from recycled material.
 It looks great and cost effective

15. Bamboo-Natural
 Bamboo packaging helps reduce environmental
impacts and promote a healthier planet.
 Advantages:
Grows quickly
Strong and durable
Friend of the environment
Some of the eco friendly packaging
materials

16. Paper
 Light weight
 Easy to print
 Can be recycled multiple times by using relatively little
energy.
 Chemicals used to bleach paper may not be
environmentally friendly
 Unbleached, post consumer waste paper is the best.
Some of the eco friendly packaging
materials

17. Benefit Of Eco-friendly
Packaging
While helping the environment is one benefit of eco-
friendly packaging, packing products using fewer and
more sustainable materials reaps additional rewards:
 Saving money. Reducing excess packaging results in
lighter and smaller shipments that cost less to
transport.
 Maintaining business. Switching to green materials
can help meet or anticipate customer demands for
eco-friendly suppliers.
 Attracting consumers. Many shoppers will choose
an environmentally friendly product over a
conventional package.

18. Related Studies
 McHugh in 2004 gave the example that her
packaging could be used to flavor the product
inside such as a “steak wrapped in carrot film”,
“hams enveloped in apple wraps”
 A global leader in 2005 he introduced in his
innovation, The calculator has allowed for Kraft to
reduce Oscar Mayer Deli Creations paperboard
packaging by 30%. This design will reduce an
estimated 1.2 million pounds of paperboard waste
annually.
 The Ajinomoto Group introduced its unique “Aji-na-
Eco”1 mark in autumn 2010 to show the eco-
friendliness of its product packages.

19.  Anthony King announced in 2011, the development of the world’s
first plant-based PET plastic bottle, which will in the future use
non-food sources such as orange peel. Coca-Cola and Heinz
have also recently launched bio-plastic bottles in Europe.
 Along with PLA labels, in fiscal 2012, Ajinomoto Co., also plans to
use eco-friendly plastic for the cap of the AJIPANDAR jar (75 g) of
the umami seasoning AJI-NO-MOTOR. The plastic for that
purpose contained biomass polyethylene made from sugarcane.
This step will enable packaging that is completely environmental
friendly.
 ITC, since long, has been associated with quality. In 2002, they
introduced their packaged; the package was of great importance to
ensure long shelf life for the products which were made
without any preservatives.
Related Studies

20.  Iyer has introduced in 2006 that Radio frequency identification
(RFID) is being incorporated into thin-film electronics to monitor
the conditions inside of a package in real time. the study of
kinetics, as well as providing an excellent inventory and quality
control database to reduce waste of packaging.
 This article looks at some of the basic types of reusable
packaging used in industry. Reusable packaging plays a key role
within the recycling industry itself, while in terms of helping
companies achieve waste reduction targets such as Zero Landfill
initiatives within the context of more broad Zero Waste programs,
reusable transport packaging is playing an increasingly important
role. Some of the common types of reusable packaging include:
 Reusable pallets
 Reusable handheld containers
 Reusable dunnage.
Related Studies

21. Polyolefin (HDPE/PP) woven sacks are versatile
packing materials used extensively in the packing
of cement, fertilizers, thermo plastic raw materials, food
grains, sugar etc.
 PP/HDPE printed sandwich bags are made by
sandwiching PP and HDPE. They have a very good
appearance and are used for packaging costlier
products like pesticides, seeds, wheat flour, high-
end chemicals, etc.
Recent Textiles Packaging

22.  Monsoon Sheds
Recent eco friendly textiles packaging
materials
Cotton Canvas Tarpaulins
HDPE Tarpaulins
(High density poly ethylene)

23. Conclusion
Innovations in eco-friendly packing have
come in many forms ranging from simply
removing source material to the
development of complex nano-
composites. As consumers and industry
become more aware of the current
environmental conditions, they embrace
the concept of moral responsibility
superseding convenience and
conventional profitability.