Sustainability

More and more companies and consumers are looking for more sustainable alternatives to traditional carrier bags. Stone paper carrier bags offer an excellent solution, not only because of their innovative material, but also because of the ecological benefits they bring.

In the dynamic world of marketing and branding, packaging plays a crucial role in how consumers perceive and experience a product. At Marisan, experts in innovative packaging solutions, we understand that the right packaging not only catches the customer's attention, but also leaves a lasting impression.

In a world where sustainability is becoming increasingly important, green labels and eco-labels play a crucial role in the recognition of environmentally friendly packaging. Whether you are a conscious consumer or a company committed to responsible production, understanding these symbols is essential.

The world of sustainable packaging is always on the move. At Marisan we are always looking for ways to make our beautiful planet a little better. One of the clearest trends? Mono material! Simply put, this means using one type of material for the entire packaging. Why is that so important? Because it makes recycling a lot easier!

In a world that is becoming increasingly aware of environmental issues, single-use plastics are in the focus of attention. These products, which are often used only once before being thrown away or recycled, pose a substantial challenge to our environment. But would it be it realistic to eliminate these plastics completely by 2035?

Our previous blog, we looked at the inspiring example of Nespresso. In doing so, we saw that Nespresso has transformed from a "necessary evil" to a fantastic campaign where sustainability and creativity go hand in hand. Wondering how Nespresso handled this? Read the article again here...

Knowledge centre Recap>>Which companies are inspiring examples in the field of sustainability the last years? We have arrived at the beginning of a new year. For us, it was time to look back at the past years. We asked ourselves the question; Which companies are now inspiring examples in the field of sustainability? We all, […]

HAVEP has a rich history. The company started 150 years ago as a cloth manufacturer, but since 2009 its focus has been on the production of workwear and protective clothing. HAVEP is part of VP Textile, a very progressive group that is fully committed to sustainable projects. And sustainability is also priority number one for Kees Middelkoop.

Elanco is a thoroughly Belgian company. In fact, every garment is made entirely in-house, and has been since 1945. Elanco combines this minimal carbon footprint with production on demand. No surpluses here, but a sustainable approach woven into the entire operation. Because even the packaging has been sustainable since 2022.

Zilton men’s trousers stylishly and sustainably packed Zilton trousers wrinkle-free and durable to shops Belgian men’s brand Zilton consciously opts for a sustainable supply chain. By transporting the exclusive trousers lying down (instead of on coat racks), the transport volume and corresponding emissions are drastically reduced. The biggest challenge for Marisan? Getting the trousers wrinkle-free […]

With circular procurement, you take an important step in sustainable business. You not only pay attention to the positive ecological, social and economic impact of the purchase, but also actively work to avoid a negative environmental impact. You do this by closing the energy and material loop throughout the supply chain.

Welcome to The Appelier! Here you will be spoiled with delicious vegetarian daily specials. The variety of different cold and hot snacks is a real taste bomb. The soup, salads and pastas are also delicious. You can eat in the cosy interior or chill out in their cosy city oasis on warm late summer days. A must-visit!

As a customised company, Ateljee vzw offers people opportunities on the labour market. The person is always central. The coaches provide support in work-related areas, but also in strengthening skills and competences. The coaches also help with other topics, such as housing applications. The ultimate goal?

Resources are not inexhaustible. We have known that for some time! It is therefore a must for consumers and producers to make conscious choices. As a sustainable packaging player, we do just that, with every packaging. But what exactly is sustainability? And what exactly does waste recycling mean?

As in the media, the topic of sustainability is also very much alive at Marisan. With every packaging and every process, we ask ourselves whether things could be better or more sustainable. Plastic particles are sometimes blamed as one of the 'guilty' polluters of our planet. However, we have to tell you: plastic is - sometimes - useful.

Let's start by explaining the difference between pre and post-consumer waste. The word itself reveals quite a bit, as we are talking about pre-consumer waste and post-consumer waste. Pre-consumer waste is waste collected after production but before it reaches the end customer. So it is made from waste from the manufacturer that for some reason never reached the consumer.

Bioplastics : how to recycle? What are bioplastics exactly? The term bioplastics is often used for two different types of plastics. First, you have the plastics made from biological material, also called the biobased plastics. Biobased plastics are plastics made from biological raw materials, for example plants, corn or potatoes. Then you have the plastics […]

The e-commerce sector growth is accelerating : online retail sales are increasing year after year and more and more stores are selling their products digitally. The pandemic of store closures and contact restrictions has further fueled this trend. All this with a direct impact on global logistics : the increasing volume of packages to handle.

Since 2019, single-use plastic bags have been banned in Belgium because they are harmful to the environment. But it doesn’t stop there. In September 2021, a new royal decree was approved : a complete ban on plastic shopping bags between 20 and 60mµ (with some exceptions). These plastic bags will also no longer be allowed to be offered for a small fee.

Recyclable materials are all materials that can be reused if they have been sufficiently sorted. Think of certain types of paper, plastic and cardboard. The production of recycled materials requires less energy, carbon and raw materials, which has a positive impact on the environment. By recycling the end product, less waste ends up in landfills and this in turn means less damage to the environment!

Our health has been the topic of the past year. However, we should not underestimate the impact of the environment on our health. As a specialist in packaging materials, labeling and attachments, we support our clients in choosing smart and sustainable materials. Nevertheless, sustainable entrepreneurship goes much further than just choosing ecological materials.