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Component: SUS-CE
Component Name: Circular Economy
Description: An attribute of the packaging composition. It describes the proximity of the packaging to the product it contains. Packaging levels are: Primary: Packaging with contact to the product, such as milk bottle, usually the end-consumer packaging. Sub-primary: end-consumer packaging, close to primary but without direct contact to the product Secondary: Packaging to group primary packaging, such as six pack or a tray for 16 cups of yoghurt. Tertiary: Transport packaging, pallet, outer carton, pallet shrink wrap, strap bands and so on.
Key Concepts: Packaging level is a term used in SAP SUS-CE Circular Economy to refer to the level of packaging used for a product. It is used to determine the amount of material needed for packaging and the type of packaging that should be used. The packaging level can range from basic to advanced, depending on the product and its intended use. How to use it: The packaging level is determined by the product's intended use and the amount of material needed for packaging. For example, a product intended for long-term storage may require more robust packaging than a product intended for short-term use. The packaging level can also be adjusted based on customer preferences or environmental considerations. Tips & Tricks: When determining the packaging level, consider the product's intended use, the amount of material needed for packaging, and any customer preferences or environmental considerations. Additionally, consider using reusable or recyclable materials whenever possible to reduce waste and promote sustainability. Related Information: The SAP SUS-CE Circular Economy also includes other terms such as “packaging type” and “packaging material” which are related to the packaging level. Additionally, SAP SUS-CE Circular Economy provides tools and resources to help businesses reduce their environmental impact through sustainable packaging solutions.