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Post, report and infographic by | Post, report and infographic by [https://www.capgemini.com/insights/research-library/sustainable-product-design?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_content=none_grouporganic_web-preview_report_none&utm_campaign=other_sustainability-by-design Capgemini on Sustainable Design] | ||
Jos Harssion (Reckitt) on: new role for FMCG: enabling people to have a massive effect on that most critical of challenges - saving the planet. [https://business-reporter.co.uk/sustainability/sustainability-brands-must-educate-consumers-and-reform-themselves Interview in Business Reporter] | Jos Harssion (Reckitt) on: new role for FMCG: enabling people to have a massive effect on that most critical of challenges - saving the planet. [https://business-reporter.co.uk/sustainability/sustainability-brands-must-educate-consumers-and-reform-themselves Interview in Business Reporter] | ||
===CGF Project related to Packaging Design=== | |||
10 Golden Rules, see https://www.theconsumergoodsforum.com/environmental-sustainability/plastic-waste/key-projects/packaging-design/ | |||
===Product Design & Development related certifications === | |||
* [https://www.ifs-certification.com/ IFS] IFS Standards are uniform food, product and service standards. They ensure that IFS-certified companies produce a product or provide a service that complies with customer specifications, while continually working on process improvements. | |||
Latest revision as of 14:57, 4 October 2022
Post, report and infographic by Capgemini on Sustainable Design
Jos Harssion (Reckitt) on: new role for FMCG: enabling people to have a massive effect on that most critical of challenges - saving the planet. Interview in Business Reporter
10 Golden Rules, see https://www.theconsumergoodsforum.com/environmental-sustainability/plastic-waste/key-projects/packaging-design/
- IFS IFS Standards are uniform food, product and service standards. They ensure that IFS-certified companies produce a product or provide a service that complies with customer specifications, while continually working on process improvements.
