Trademark Polythene’s Innovative Recycling Partnership. In an era where sustainability is no longer optional but essential, Trademark Polythene is proud to showcase our closed-loop recycling initiative. This case study highlights how we’re partnering with our major clients to revolutionise plastic waste management and create a more sustainable future for the packaging industry. The Challenge As…
In an effort to reduce plastic waste and promote the use of recycled materials, the UK government introduced the Plastic Packaging Tax on 1 April 2022. This guide aims to help businesses understand the tax, its implications, and how to comply with the new regulations. What is the Plastic Packaging Tax? The Plastic Packaging Tax…
In an era where environmental consciousness is paramount, Trademark Polythene is proud to offer and use a sustainable alternative to standard polythene. This innovative product is not just eco-friendly; it’s actively beneficial for our planet. Let’s delve into what makes Bioplas, or “Nature’s Plastic,” a game-changer in the world of sustainable packaging. What is Sustainable…
Maximising Production Efficiency and Space Utilisation. At Trademark Polythene, we take pride in our ability to provide innovative solutions that help our clients overcome their challenges. One such client approached us with a dilemma: they were planning to make significant changes within their business, including increasing their production capabilities by replacing warehousing space with machinery.…
Enhancing Environmental Credentials Through Sustainable Packaging Solutions. At Trademark Polythene, we are committed to helping our clients achieve their sustainability goals by providing eco-friendly packaging solutions. When one of our clients approached us to audit their packaging with the aim of improving their environmental credentials, we were more than happy to assist. Our team of…
How Trademark Polythene Helps Companies Save Thousands. On April 1st, 2022, the UK government introduced the Plastic Packaging Tax, a new regulation that requires all plastic packaging to contain at least 30% recycled material. Companies that fail to meet this requirement face a substantial tax of £217.85 per tonne. This new legislation has presented a…