Promote green packaging countries have made remarkable achievements

Green packaging refers to packaging that is harmless to the ecological environment and human health and can promote sustainable development. Therefore, developed countries in the world have determined that packaging should meet the principles of low consumption, development of new green materials, reuse, recycling and degradability.

The European Union and North American countries have successively formulated laws aimed at encouraging the recovery of used by-products and green packaging, and at the same time set specific targets for the recovery, reuse, or recycling of packaging waste.

The French decree proposed that 85% of packaging waste should be recycled in 2003. Austrian regulations require that 89% of recycled packaging materials must be recycled or reused.

In order to promote the recycling, recycling and recycling of packaging waste, Europe has designed a set of symbolic packaging recycling labels that are labeled by the packaging supplier on the main side of the packaging. These signs include: "Can be reused for re-use" logo, "can be recycled and recycled" logo, has been recycled, used more than 50% of the mark and green mark of recycled materials.

Japan is the country with the most comprehensive circular economy legislation in developed countries. Its legislative goal is to establish a "circular society" for resources. At present, seven laws have been promulgated, including the "Basic Law for Promoting the Establishment of a Recycling Society," "The Law for the Effective Utilization of Resources," "The Law for the Reuse of Construction," and the "Recycling of Containers." Since April 2001, it has been implemented, striving to control the quantity of garbage while realizing the reuse of resources while laying the foundation for the establishment of a “recycling society”. Japan will embark on a large-scale production, large-scale consumption, and a large number of abandoned societies and gradually move toward a "circular-type society."

In the United States, a survey showed that more and more US consumers demand 100% recycled paperboard as consumer goods packaging.