CIRCULAR ECONOMY
ABOUT THE REPORT
Amcor, among the top five largest packaging companies in the world by revenue, is mostly involved in flexible and rigid plastic packaging for the food and beverage sector. In 2016, it had a revenue of USD 9.4 billion, 68% of which came from flexible packaging. We were commissioned by them to analyse the challenges and opportunities for collection and circularity of post-consumer flexible packaging in Asia. The report:
- details waste collection and management chain in three main markets, India, Indonesia and the Philippines
- presents 12 collection initiatives across the three countries to identify key success factors and
- delves into new processing technologies for post-consumer flexibles that will increase its applications and end uses
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING
“The report revealed that greater interventions are required to address increasing post-consumer flexible packaging waste in Asia… effort must include a multi-stakeholder approach including participation from local government, embrace source segregation, support material recovery facilities and, ensure a financially viable end solution” Packaging Business Review
MATERIAL FLOW ANALYSIS
ABOUT THE REPORT
This series of research reports for 6 of the largest countries in ASEAN – Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar and Malaysia aims to provide key insights, pioneering baseline metrics and strategic recommendations to enable the packaging and consumer goods industry in ASEAN to move towards creating a World Without Waste specifically in PET bottles and aluminium cans.
VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS
ABOUT THE REPORT
Given the backdrop of poor source-segregation and subsequently poor waste collection infrastructure in Vietnam, this report commissioned by TetraPak Vietnam provides an overview of municipal solid waste management, recycling and on-ground insights from Vietnam to significantly increase used aseptic beverage carton collection tonnage.