New development in reusable trays

In anticipation of the European Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), we are pleased to introduce our latest development.

According to the most widely accepted interpretation of this legislation, it will become mandatory in many cases to use reusable plastic transport packaging within the EU by 2030. For internal transport within a single country or company, there is even a requirement for full reuse; in other cases, at least 40% of the trays must be reusable.

Our first step in this area is a 400×280 reusable tray. It is made of durable polypropylene and can be produced in any desired color. The tray can be manufactured in your corporate color, which significantly improves brand recognition and simplifies the return process. Additionally, there is the option to use 100% recycled material. The tray features a 13mm water overflow and handles on the short sides for easy handling.

Its intelligent, lightweight design makes it surprisingly cost-effective to purchase and use. We would be happy to prepare a customized calculation for your specific application.

Under normal operating conditions, the tray is suitable for a high number of rotations, resulting in a significant reduction in costs per use. This allows you to improve sustainability without a substantial increase in costs.

The tray is suitable for 12x 9 cm/9.5 cm, 8x 10 cm/10.5 cm/11 cm, and 6x 11 cm/12 cm/13 cm.

This gives the tray a wide range of applications and makes it highly efficient in use.

We believe this new tray offers a practical response to changing European packaging legislation.

Curious about what it could mean for your operation? Contact us!

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