HAVIT to Unveil New Eco-Friendly Packaging at CES
HAVIT will formally implement an eco-friendly and low-carbon packaging strategy starting in 2024. HAVIT aims to optimize its packaging structure and volume by following the UN Environment Programme's Redesign-Reduce-Recycle principles. The company will employ 100% recyclable FSC-certified product packaging materials and replace its inner trays and hooks with paper cards, thereby reducing its plastic usage by at least 80%. It will enable HAVIT to join the over 1,600 companies worldwide that are licensed to promote FSC-certified products. The inner tray and hook of its package will be replaced by paper card, reducing the use of plastic by at least 80%; it will also adopt pure vegetable-based ink for printing, replacing UV-coating with satin aqueous coating and embossing and debossing processes to reduce the pollution of soil and water; the PLA plastic will be used can be degraded within only one year.
HAVIT strongly supports sustainable growth by actively taking practical steps and is acutely aware of the significance of environmental conservation. Recycled cartons can cut carbon emissions by 37 grams each while using fewer new cartons can cut emissions by 902 grams. Recycling 100 express boxes can offset the carbon emissions of planting a tree. These are the conclusions drawn from authoritative public data.
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