A current-pack assessment
A component-level summary of the packaging, available evidence and unresolved questions.
EPR Packaging Works
Pack Review: Find the Packaging Changes Worth Making
Examine your existing packaging, identify improvement opportunities and establish what needs testing before you commit. A Pack Review can focus on one pack, a product family or an agreed range.
We start with the pack and the job it must do.
- Components, materials and weights.
- Product protection and shelf-life requirements.
- Filling, manufacturing and handling conditions.
- Supplier capabilities and tooling constraints.
- Material reduction and construction simplification.
- Recyclability questions and supporting evidence.
- Likely material-cost and EPR implications.
What you receive
An opportunity report
Prioritised options, with assumptions, constraints and questions for suppliers.
A validation plan
The trials and checks needed to assess performance, quality and operational suitability.
A recommended action list
The next decisions, responsibilities and evidence needed to move forward.
How the review works
Define the brief
Agree the pack, the problem and the performance requirements.
Review the evidence
Examine samples, specifications, component weights, volumes and supplier information.
Assess the options
Identify opportunities and discuss feasibility, costs and constraints.
Agree the next steps
Set out the trials, supplier discussions and decisions worth progressing.
Scope, timing and fees are agreed before work begins.
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Have a pack you would like to review?
Bring a sample or specification and explain what you would like to improve. We can establish a useful scope from there.
Talk to Dave about your pack