"Green" Packaging: Export Pass

Green packaging has a strong competitive edge. It has emerged in front of the world with a brand-new appearance. The high-quality production (commercial products) will not be harmful to the ecological environment and human health without environmental pollution, recycling, reuse and recycling. After being authorised by the authoritative department for environmental quality certification, it is only necessary to obtain a green passport, which not only doubles the value of the goods (packages) to be packaged, but also has the effect of keeping freshness, facilitating storage and transportation, attracting customers to purchase, and increasing added value. Exports of goods will be unimpeded.

The theme of “environment-based” in the new century will inject new vitality into packaging companies and create a good business opportunity for product development in a broad market. For example, packaging products that are not “environment-oriented” or even at the expense of the environment will be inevitable. If you don't get a passport for going abroad, your export will be blocked. According to statistics from the relevant departments, since there is no green passport package, exports of goods worth 7.4 billion U.S. dollars are blocked each year. In the world, as of the beginning of this year, 8,336 companies have received green packaging certificates and received the golden key to open the door to the international market. However, due to the lack of green packaging, some companies have difficulty exporting products, which has caused a pen-trading business to miss out.

From the press conference of the first China Green Food Expo this year, it was learned that there were 39 items of Harbin City and foreign merchants for green technology cooperation (green food development) projects, with a total investment of 442 million yuan and a contractual investment of 320 million yuan. The degradable lunch box produced by Harbin Green Ring Biodegradable Products Development Co., Ltd. has received the international environmental quality certification in 2000. This alone brought a pen to the business, with Japan and South Korea signed up to 200 million yuan.