
U.S. EPR for Packaging: What Brands Need to Know
For most of the last fifty years, what happened to a package after somebody threw it away was somebody else’s problem. The local government collected
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Sustainable Packaging
Custom Printing
Eco-Friendly Packaging

For most of the last fifty years, what happened to a package after somebody threw it away was somebody else’s problem. The local government collected

A pack used to have one job and one surface. Hold the product, say what it is. Everything a brand wanted to tell you had

A thin white line through a logo. That is usually the first anyone hears about trapping, and by then ten thousand pouches are already printed.

Packaging is the first thing a customer notices about your product, and usually the only thing they judge before buying. A bag that slumps sideways

A shopper decides whether to pick your product up long before they read a word about it. That call happens in about three seconds, and

Protection used to be the whole job. Not anymore. A pack now has to look premium on a shelf, hold up through a supply chain,

There is a reason the ready meal aisle looks different than it did ten years ago. Cans are still there, but flat pouches have taken

Packaging keeps a product intact on its way to the customer. For some products it has a second job, which is keeping the contents away

Every brand eventually hits the same wall. Sales are climbing, the product is working, and the packaging line cannot keep up. Somebody is standing there