Eye Shadow Palette Pcr Cosmetic Packaging/ SY-C001A
Packaging Description
One of the standout features of this pack is its lid, designed for comfort and stability. With its innovative push-and-flap mechanism, opening and closing the pack feels easy and secure. No more accidental spills or messes - you can now enjoy a seamless and convenient experience every time.
Additionally, we know that transparency is critical when it comes to cosmetic packaging. That's why we used scratch-resistant and highly transparent AS material on the lid. You can now clearly see what's inside, allowing you to easily identify the color of your dusting powder without hassle.
But that's not all! We are committed to sustainability, which is why we chose to use PCR-ABS material for the bottom of this pack. PCR stands for "Post Consumer Recycled" and is a form of plastic that promotes environmental responsibility. By choosing PCR-ABS, we are moving towards a greener future while still maintaining the durability and functionality you expect from cosmetic packaging.
PCR Cosmetic Packaging: Is it Eco-Friendly?
Yes. PCR packaging refers to packaging materials made from recycled post-consumer waste. This waste includes items such as plastic bottles and containers, which are collected, processed and turned into new packaging material. One of the main advantages of PCR packaging is that it reduces the need for virgin materials. By utilizing waste that would otherwise end up in landfills or oceans, PCR helps conserve natural resources and reduce energy consumption.
One of the most notable benefits of PCR packaging is its potential to reduce plastic waste. According to a 2018 report by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, only 14% of plastic packaging produced globally is currently recycled. The remaining 86% usually ends up in landfill, incineration or polluting our oceans. By incorporating PCR materials into cosmetic packaging, brands can help reduce the amount of plastic waste generated and contribute to a circular economy.
The use of PCR packaging can also reduce the carbon footprint compared to traditional packaging materials. Producing virgin plastic requires a lot of energy and emits greenhouse gases during the manufacturing process. In contrast, PCR packaging uses less energy and reduces CO2 emissions. According to the Association of Plastic Recyclers, using one ton of PCR plastic in packaging production saves about 3.8 barrels of oil and reduces carbon dioxide emissions by about two tons.
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