Packaging and labeling

The single voice that, in wine production, has the most impact in terms of CO2 emissions is the production of glass for bottles, which alone accounts for 24% of total emissions, reaching 30% if the voices of disposal and transport are included.

Some questions to reflect and stimulate circular answers:

Do they think about how to minimize the impact of my packaging, considering the individual components?

Do I choose glass bottles with the lowest possible thickness?

Do I evaluate alternatives to the glass bottle, such as Baginbox, aluminum cans?

Do I evaluate empty logic to return packaging?

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INPUT

Packaging and labeling
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OUTPUT

Packaging design

How to design in a systemic and circular way?

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OUTPUT

Screw cap

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OUTPUT

Capsule

Do you know that there are ethical alternatives to choosing your capsules?

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OUTPUT

Label

Do you know that there are more sustainable alternatives to choosing a traditional label?

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OUTPUT

Glue

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OUTPUT

Lacquer wax

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OUTPUT

Can

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OUTPUT

Glass bottle

Do you know how to choose the packaging with the least impact?

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OUTPUT

Non-glass bottle

Who said that bottles can only be made of glass?

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OUTPUT

Bag in Box

Un alternativa di packaging più sostenibile, che riduce dell'80% l'impronta di carbonio rispetto alla tradizionale bottiglia in vetro.

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OUTPUT

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one or more of these inputs and outputs?

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