Packaging Post Interview: ecosense moluding’s Approach to Sustainable Packaging

We are pleased to share that Packaging Post recently interviewed Nils Wenzel, Senior Sales Manager at Nissha Europe, about ecosense moulding’s approach to sustainable packaging.

From sourcing materials to delivering products, every business decision leaves a carbon footprint. Yet for many companies, these emissions remain invisible, hidden in day-to-day operations, making it easy to overlook their true environmental impact.

Plastic waste is a huge global problem. Every year, the world produces over 400 million tons of plastic, but only 9% gets recycled. The rest ends up in landfills, gets burned, or pollutes our environment.

As the world faces challenges like climate change, resource depletion, and pollution, environmental sustainability has become an essential global focus.

Packaging has been part of human life for thousands of years. Early civilizations used natural materials like leaves, animal skins, and clay to protect and carry goods.

Sustainable packaging is no longer a niche concern, but a growing market expectation.

The global shift towards sustainable living has revolutionized every industry, and packaging is no exception.

For years, the cosmetics industry relied on glossy, single-use packaging, which has led to a massive plastic waste problem.

Healthcare, cosmeceutical, and nutraceutical brands are under growing pressure to go green, especially when it comes to packaging.

If you've ever wondered why pharmaceuticals come with not one, but multiple layers of packaging (or questioned what purpose they serve), you’re not alone.

Did you know customers are more likely to support brands that actively reduce their environmental impact?

We are pleased to announce our participation in 4 trade shows for the upcoming year of 2024.

We are excited to announce that we will be participating in four exhibitions in the upcoming year, 2025.

Following this motto, we developed a new 50ml jar for cosmetic packaging made of biobased and compostable Sulapac® material.

We are delighted to announce that our Pulp-Injection components received the prestigious Packaging Innovation Award in Pharmapack 2024.

Sustainability in food packaging isn’t a bonus anymore, it’s becoming a business baseline.