Bain & Co. Report Economic Benefits of Sustainable Packaging 

September 18, 2024 EcoVadis EN


The World Bank predicts that, without drastic actions, global waste will increase by 70% through 2050. Meanwhile, professionals in the packaging industry are expressing concerns about hitting their sustainability targets. 

A recent study by sustainability consultancy Aura found that just 25% of packaging and retail industry professionals consider their strategy for sustainable packaging to be “robust and achievable”.


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