The stage was set for PPS to present to the judges at this
years EcoPack Challenge on Wednesday 24th February. Taking place during the Packaging
Innovations Exhibition at the NEC, a show dedicated to sustainable packaging
solutions it was the ideal platform to showcase the Re-Fresh box.
Four products
were shortlisted for the event in a Dragons Den meets packaging style format.
Sales Manager Andrew Lee had the pleasure of leading the presentation to the
judges and attendees at the EcoPack theatre before Joanne Moss, Managing
Director joined the stage for questions from the packed floor. The judges
included Laura Fernandez, Packaging Technologist from Marks & Spencer, Jonathan
Couper, Packaging Development Manager from 2 Sisters Food Group and Mark Shayler, Sustainable
Design Consultant, Lecturer in the Circular Economy and Design, Royal College of Art.
The Re-Fresh box provides a full solution to supply chain
packaging and incorporates sustainable services as well as the actual product
through the pooling and rental options available from PPS.
We’re thrilled to announce that PPS were named winners of
the challenge and we now look forward to developing the product with Marks and
Spencer. It was a fantastic opportunity to highlight how supply chains can be
revolutionised with the implementation of reusable packaging.