Harold Pijs

The new FuelEU Maritime regulation is putting pressure on the maritime sector to reduce CO₂ emissions. This whitepaper explains how industrial packaging can serve as a direct lever to cut Scope 3 emissions while saving costs across the logistics chain. Discover concrete strategies and real-world cases that show how efficient packaging contributes to a more sustainable and future-proof supply chain.

A good set of requirements for your packaging prevents failure costs and delays. By involving the right stakeholders at an early stage and establishing concrete conditions, you ensure optimal protection and efficiency in the supply chain.

An incomplete set of requirements for your packaging leads to higher costs, lower productivity and a weaker image. By recording all the details in good time and involving all stakeholders, you can prevent inefficiency, damage and customer dissatisfaction.

A well-thought-out set of requirements is the key to the best customised packaging. By clearly defining all specifications, circumstances and user requirements in advance, the packaging will perfectly match the product and process. This prevents costly mistakes and optimises logistics.

UN-approved transport packaging from Faes offers maximum safety for hazardous liquids. The sturdy aluminium boxes are waterproof, stackable and reusable, with foam interiors that transport bottles and jars securely and leak-free. A sustainable and reliable solution for international transport.