Thank you for your interest in the Abriso Jiffy Sustainability Summit!
We are delighted to share the insightful presentations from our first summit with you. Our experts have provided a wealth of knowledge and strategies aimed at fostering a more sustainable world, focusing on the pivotal role of plastic recycling.
- Christoph Vanderstricht
Expert in Circular Economy & Sustainable Value Chains, PWC
– Topic: The Changing Regulatory Environment for Plastic Packaging
– Explore the latest regulatory changes and how they impact the plastic packaging industry.
- Nathalie Cartiaux
Sustainability Product Development Manager, LyondellBasell
– Topic: Advanced Technological Developments in Sustainable Plastics and the Shift to Circular Raw Materials
– Gain insights into cutting-edge technologies and the transition to sustainable, circular raw materials.
- Goutam Challagalla
Professor of Sustainability and Marketing Strategy, IMD
– Topic: Real-World Success Stories Demonstrating the Potential and Impact of Sustainable Plastic Packaging
– Learn from successful case studies that highlight the tangible benefits of sustainable plastic packaging.
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WE DID THE TEST OURSELVES
You need 75% less raw material to protect the Mona Lisa with plastic corners compared to cardboard corners. When we compared the actual CO2 footprint of cardboard alternatives to plastic corners,
we concluded that we could protect 9 Mona Lisa paintings for the same CO2 footprint of 1 Mona Lisa painting with cardboard corners.
So if you really care about the Mona Lisa and the environment you better use our Ocean Green® profiles.
Expierence that counts
At Abriso Jiffy, we’ve spent more than 50 years creating, sustaining and protecting.
For our customers. For our team. For our planet.
As a supplier of the most diverse range of protective packaging and insulation products in Europe, we are on a mission to show that great service, impeccable quality and market-leading sustainability is as achievable in today’s world as it was when we started.
