Choose glass – choose the future!

Glass packaging is becoming a key element of sustainable development, gaining popularity among both consumers and manufacturers day by day. With new regulations adopted by the Council of the European Union, glass packaging is becoming even more desirable, and choosing it plays a significant role in shaping the future of our planet.

New EU Regulations – Changes That Affect Us

On December 16, the Council of the European Union formally adopted regulations regarding packaging and packaging waste aimed at reducing waste, promoting a circular economy, and supporting pro-environmental actions. According to these regulations, by 2030 all packaging must be designed for economically viable recycling, meaning that producers must adjust their processes to meet the latest standards to reduce the environmental impact of packaging production. Additionally, by 2030, certain types of single-use packaging, such as lightweight plastic bags and disposable food containers, will be banned.

Glass, due to its unique properties, perfectly aligns with these changes. It has numerous advantages that make it one of the most eco-friendly materials in the packaging industry.

Why Glass is the Best Choice in Light of New Regulations?

✨ 100% Recycling – Glass is a material that can be recycled an infinite number of times without losing its quality. This makes it an excellent material for recycling, supporting the circular economy. Glass recycling not only saves natural resources but also reduces greenhouse gas emissions, which is crucial in the fight against climate change.

✨ Environmentally Friendly – Glass is a material that is completely safe for both health and the environment. Unlike some other materials, glass does not contain harmful chemicals such as PFAS, which will be banned in packaging by 2030. Due to its durability and safety, glass is a nature-friendly choice.

✨ Compliance with New Regulations – According to EU regulations, all packaging must meet requirements for waste minimization and support effective recycling. Dekorglass glass packaging already meets these standards, allowing the company to actively contribute to achieving the goals of the European Green Deal. By choosing glass, the company and its customers help reduce waste and contribute to the realization of sustainable development goals.

✨ Versatility – Glass packaging is incredibly versatile. It is successfully used in the cosmetic, food, beverage, and many other industries. Due to its aesthetic appearance, durability, and customization possibilities, glass packaging is gaining popularity among consumers who seek high-quality products that not only meet their aesthetic expectations but also align with sustainable development needs.

In accordance with the new EU regulations, which are part of the European Green Deal, the European Union mandates the implementation of economically and environmentally sound recycling for all packaging in the coming years. Glass packaging allows us to actively support environmental protection by reducing the amount of waste sent to landfills. Glass packaging is an excellent solution in achieving ambitious ecological goals, such as waste reduction and lowering greenhouse gas emissions.

By choosing glass – whether in the form of cosmetic packaging, beverage bottles, or food containers – customers support the circular economy and contribute to reducing the amount of waste per capita in the EU.

Together we can achieve more!

By choosing glass packaging, we support the future of our planet. Thanks to the new regulations that mandate waste reduction and promote recycling, we have the opportunity to reduce waste in Europe by 15% by 2040. Dekorglass Działdowo S.A. is already contributing to these changes by offering packaging that not only delights in aesthetics but also meets the needs of ecological trends and regulations.

Choose glass – durable, eco-friendly, safe for health, and compliant with the new EU standards. Together, we can reduce waste and protect our planet at every stage of production and consumption.