GM and Magna International discuss the latest gains in sustainable packaging ahead of a focused discussion at ALSC Global in Detroit on September 20-22 that also include Orbis
Carmakers and their suppliers are bringing packaging considerations to the fore when deciding on cost savings and sustainability in the transport and storage of parts. Two good examples are GM and Magna International. Both are working with packaging providers and parts suppliers on increasing the use of returnable containers while cutting down on expendable and over-packaging.
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The Suppliers Partnership for the Environment has published guidance on recycling for internal plastic dunnage used for packaging auto parts.
Orbis will open a new factory in Greenville by the end of 2024 to make reusable pallets, totes and bulk containers for customers in the southern US
The Suppliers Partnership for the Environment has published updated guidelines on sustainable packaging designs for use in expendable packaging
