Backed by our expertise developed via MT Systems, we are now rolling it out to all industrial supply chains.
Indeed, through our activity MT Logistics we note that a large number of B2B supplies between two companies or even intra-company generate a significant quantity of secondary and tertiary waste also called EIC (Industrial and Commercial Packaging) such as disposable films, disposable cardboard boxes or even wooden pallets.
These can be replaced by reusable crates, bins, pallets, buckets, trays or transport silos whether for e-commerce, cosmetics, automotive, aeronautics, construction or any other sector.
In addition, the legislation concerning single use is accelerating and from 2025 in France the REP Emballages Industriels will tax this packaging in certain sectors such as catering before extending it to others and for it to be taken up at European level in the SUP Directive.
In a 2016 document, the National Packaging Council recalls that non-household packaging constitutes 61% of packaging and that return for reuse can work on a large scale. The robustness and standardization of packaging and crates are part of the conditions for success. (Source: Benchmark of No Plastic In My Sea solutions).
In order to support you in reducing single use and developing reuse in your supply chains, we put our expertise in industrial washing, transport, storage and traceability at your service.