In an effort to take global environmental leadership high ground, the Chinese government is been rapidly accelerating measures to reduce carbon emissions and increase reforestation. At the forefront of the national environmental programme are new laws that will control, monitor and ban a wide range of product packaging.

METHOD FOR ADMINISTRATION  & RECYCLING PACKAGING MATERIALS

An Executive Analysis & Commentary

Includes: FULL Text of the legislation in English & the Original Chinese PLUS the FULL Catalogue of Encouraged, Restricted and Banned Material
Author: Stuart Hoggard
Page Size: A4
File size: 5.6 mb
Extent: 156 pp (20 pages added to 3rd Edition)
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• Analysis of more than 15 New Leglislative changes affecting the packaging industry introduced by China's Administration since 1 January 2008
• Detailed review of where the following Chinese Laws impact the Packaging industry
- Clean Production Law - Solid waste Law - Prevention of Water Pollution Law - Circular Economy Law - Environmental Protection Law - State Council Notice on Plastic Shopping Bags

Size:     A4
Extent:     128 pp
Data:     84 charts, 30 data-tables
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This 128 page Master Report: Detailed Analysis, examines and compares the impact of the Economic Crisis on the Packaging Supply Chain on three continents Europe, North America and Asia from a micro regional perspective.

It delves deeper into the causes and implications of the current crisis on the Packaging industry and builds on the macro analysis of the Executive Report (included) to provide an in-depth perspective of the Packaging Industry on the three continents of Europe, North America and Asia.

• Author: Stuart Hoggard
• Page Size: A4
• File size: 5.6 mb
• Extent: 116 pp
• Format: Pdf download only
• Download: mottainai_packaging_sustainability_in_japan_contents AsiaPackagingLibrary_Catalogue

Mottanai has no real equivalent in English. An old Japanese word from Zen Bhuddism meaning “wastefulness or disrespect for nature’, the Japanese government and environmental movement have co-opted it as a powerful slogan for Sustainability. The Japanese government views the global promotion of Mottanai as a mission towards achieving environmental sustainability worldwide.

This report focuses on the issues of Packaging Sustainability as part of the wider socio-political movement, known by various names: 3R movement, Sound Material-Cycle Society or Circular Economy.