Narutowicza 11/12, 80-233 Gdańsk
Narutowicza 11/12, 80-233 Gdańsk
On 9 December 2025, the BePacMan project organised an international webinar dedicated to good practices for reusable paper packaging systems in the South Baltic region. The online event was hosted by enviMV and brought together project partners and stakeholders interested in circular packaging solutions. The webinar focused on real-world case
📬 BePacMan Newsletter #3 is now live! The latest edition of the BePacMan newsletter brings fresh insights, real-life examples, and updates on how paper and cardboard can support a more circular approach to packaging in the South Baltic Region. In this issue:♻️ Invitation to our upcoming webinar on reusable paper-based
Join us for the BePacMan Webinar #2: Good practices for reusable paper packaging in the South Baltic Region! As online commerce continues to grow across the EU, so does the challenge of increasing packaging waste. Reusable paper-based packaging offers an important opportunity for more circular and sustainable logistics.On 9 December
The second Steering Group Meeting of the BePacMan project took place in Rostock, Germany, from 25 to 27 June 2025. The meeting was hosted by the environmental technology network enviMV and brought together project partners and invited stakeholders from across the South Baltic region. The meeting provided an opportunity to
What Is Eco Packaging? Eco packaging refers to environmentally friendly packaging materials and practices designed to reduce waste, conserve resources, and lower carbon footprints. This includes using recyclable, biodegradable, compostable, or reusable materials such as paperboard, cardboard, cornstarch-based plastics, and minimal ink designs. Why Eco Packaging Matters In a world
A Growing Demand for Sustainable Alternatives With global awareness about environmental damage at an all-time high, packaging is undergoing a massive transformation. Traditional plastic wraps and synthetic materials are being replaced by eco-friendly solutions that protect products and the planet. The shift toward sustainable packaging is no longer optional —
A Growing Demand for Sustainable Alternatives With global awareness about environmental damage at an all-time high, packaging is undergoing a massive transformation. Traditional plastic wraps and synthetic materials are being replaced by eco-friendly solutions that protect products and the planet. The shift toward sustainable packaging is no longer optional —
The first Steering Group Meeting of the BePacMan – Better Paper Packaging Management project took place in Copenhagen, Denmark, hosted by the Environmental Cluster Denmark (CLEAN). The meeting brought together representatives of the project consortium to discuss the initial progress of the project and coordinate upcoming activities. During the meeting,
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