The consumer is king: How to place experience at the centre of packaging innovation

12:00 - 12:30
Consumers don’t like packaging waste. But while the concern is there, action is still lagging. If consumers don’t play their part to close the loop, then it all misses the point. The consumer, as always, is king. 
 
From the choice of materials to (re)use, to packaging strategies more broadly, this conversation explores how solutions can be designed around real societal challenges. By placing consumers’ needs and experience as the starting point for research and innovation, progress can be oriented to reach these people-centered goals and create new value chains.
 
  • Examples of innovations that have worked for consumers, and those that backfired completely 
  • How to ensure the core function of packaging across contexts (e.g. food safety, transport, reuse, hygiene, end-of-life) is incorporated into the development of solutions
  • Question the ‘why’ behind innovation, rather than innovating for the sake of it

Get in touch

For any questions on the conference, please contact:

Lia Da Giau
Project Manager
Lia.DaGiau@innovationforum.co.uk

Sponsorship

For more information and to inquire, please contact:

Gabriela Cuison
Business Development Manager
Gabriela.Cuison@innovationforum.co.uk 

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Registration for the Sustainable Packaging Innovation Forum is currently open.
To sign up, you can do so online here, or get in touch directly for details of group discounts.

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  • In-depth guidance from industry leaders on how to effectively implement policies.
  • Networking with key stakeholders, including NGOs, business, government and supply chain actors.
  • An entirely off-the-record discussion that encourages open and honest disclosure from speakers and genuine participation from the audience

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