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BUDDIE-PACK: Business-driven systemic solutions for sustainable plastic packaging reuse schemes in mass market applications

BUDDIE-PACK: Business-driven systemic solutions for sustainable plastic packaging reuse schemes in mass market applications
BUDDIE-PACK:面向大众市场应用的可持续塑料包装再利用方案的业务驱动系统解决方案
批准号:
10039041
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金额:
$80.13万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
EU-Funded
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2022 至 --

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BUDDIE-PACK is a circular economy project aiming at implementing a systemic approach for the large-scale deployment of reusable plastic packaging (RPP) based on a multidisciplinary approach combining social, technological, and economic innovations. The project will take advantage of behavioral innovation to promote consumers' acceptance of RPP by analyzing drivers and analyzing consumers ‘psychology of reuse. Sound synergies with technological innovations will be developed to manufacture packaging fulfilling the demanding requirements of RPP based on innovative designs and recyclable materials. The project will focus on innovative cleaning solutions to guarantee the safety of consumers against the possible contamination and ageing of RPP during their repeated use, and the durability of the functional properties up to 300 cycles. Viable economic models will ensure the sustainability of the proposed solutions thanks to the profitability of stakeholders throughout the value chain, including solutions based on social & solidarity economy models. The project outcomes will be demonstrated under the supervision of RPP manufacturers and users, logisticians, cleaning and recycling experts through 6 mass market business cases in real environment at TRL8. An unprecedented cleaning pilot line dedicated to RPP and allowing scale economies will be set up. Policy recommendations and pre-standardization activities on RPP designs and cleaning protocols will prepare the markets for the mass deployment of RPP. Preventive measures will be put in place to eliminate any release of microplastics during RPP use. The project will avoid each year the production of nearly 544M of single-use packaging, reduce the consumption of virgin plastics by 103ktons, of water by 1B to 18.5B liters, avoid 303 660ktons of CO2 emissions, 37ktons of microplastics leaking in EU seasno public description
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