Packaging carbon
Cut your packaging’s carbon footprint, box by box
Every tonne of corrugated board carries 0.5–0.9 t of CO₂e. Lighter paper that is just as strong is the quickest cut: less paper bought, less carbon, and a lower bill.
Less paper is the cleanest saving
Paper is most of a corrugated box’s footprint. PackPrism finds the paper each box can lose without getting weaker, and reports the tonnes of paper saved each year and the CO₂e that goes with them, next to the money saved.
Figures for your sustainability reporting
Sustainability reporting increasingly asks for evidence, from BRSR in India to the EU’s packaging rules. PackPrism gives box-by-box figures you can trace back to each specification, with the method and assumptions written down.
No trade-off on protection
A lighter box that fails costs more carbon than it saves. Every proposal must still meet the strength standard you choose, and you confirm it with a physical test before switching.
Sources: FEFCO carbon footprint of corrugated packaging (0.49 t / t, Europe; higher where mills run on coal); SEBI BRSR.