There is still no solution for the much-used plastic for food
Are solutions actively being sought here ? Why no open sale ? It used to be possible
Good idea but open sales, requires a lot of staff but this is exactly what all grocery stores want to do away with.
Hello Ms7777777, thank you for your message. In our search for the best packaging that is as environmentally friendly as possible, we work with life cycle assessments. The life cycle assessments calculated by Migros take into account the entire life cycle of the packaging, from raw material extraction to disposal. We examine the impact on the environment, for example the climate impact of CO₂ or soil acidification.
We will reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 by optimizing our packaging and reducing operational waste by 10% compared to 2019. 100% of our plastic packaging should also be recyclable by 2030.
Migros is a founding member of RecyPac, the Swiss industry organization for the implementation of a circular economy for plastic packaging and beverage cartons. On behalf of its members, RecyPac aims to establish a nationwide, uniform and high-quality recycling system for plastic packaging and beverage cartons.
You can find all further information in our Sustainability Strategy 2030: https://corporate.migros.ch/de/verantwortung/nachhaltigkeit/nachhaltigkeitsstrategie/nachhaltigkeitsstrategie-2030
Kind regards, Remo
Hello Ms7777777, thank you for your message. In our search for the best packaging that is as environmentally friendly as possible, we work with life cycle assessments. The life cycle assessments calculated by Migros take into account the entire life cycle of the packaging, from raw material extraction to disposal. We examine the impact on the environment, for example the climate impact of CO₂ or soil acidification.
We will reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 by optimizing our packaging and reducing operational waste by 10% compared to 2019. 100% of our plastic packaging should also be recyclable by 2030.
Migros is a founding member of RecyPac, the Swiss industry organization for the implementation of a circular economy for plastic packaging and beverage cartons. On behalf of its members, RecyPac aims to establish a nationwide, uniform and high-quality recycling system for plastic packaging and beverage cartons.
You can find all further information in our Sustainability Strategy 2030: https://corporate.migros.ch/de/verantwortung/nachhaltigkeit/nachhaltigkeitsstrategie/nachhaltigkeitsstrategie-2030
Kind regards, Remo
Hello Remo
If you abolish budget products and you have to buy double the amount of new small packaging (e.g. for ground almonds and nuts), the plastic waste doubles! I find the statement that you can recycle the plastic a mockery.
The basic aim should be to reduce plastic consumption and not to double it. What a pity.
Hello Remo
If you abolish budget products and you have to buy double the amount of new small packaging (e.g. for ground almonds and nuts), the plastic waste doubles! I find the statement that you can recycle the plastic a mockery.
The basic aim should be to reduce plastic consumption and not to double it. What a pity.
I see it exactly the same way. Waste must be avoided, it's better to look for a solution here instead of inventing more recyclable plastic. Makes no sense in my eyes.
And a 10% reduction since 2019-2030 is a tiny drop in the ocean.
That's just greenwashing
