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    Connect to nature: Connecting to conscious consumers

    Eating, Drinking, Active, Smart Packaging

    In part two of our Connect to Nature series, we explore the global issues consumers care about and how sustainability can lead to greater brand engagement. Why are consumers today more environmentally aware? How is it affecting their choices? And what do they expect from brands?

    Why consumers care

    All over the world, consumers are facing the same reality. They’re increasingly concerned about global issues like pollution, natural resources and packaging waste. And in every market they’re considering the impact of their actions and exercising their power through the products they buy.

    In this reality, consumers are thinking about more than price and experience; they’re actively prioritising brands that promote sustainability and positive choices. They expect companies to do more than make a profit. They expect them to be honest about everything from how materials are sourced to a product’s impact on the environment.

    Staying informed

    With consumers more conscious in their choices, brands that make sourcing and sustainability information easily accessible will stand out. According to research, 88% of UK shoppers want on-pack information that highlights how environmentally-friendly it is. But there’s clearly a limit to how much information can be presented on packaged products.

    With new digital technologies and track-and-trace capabilities, connected packaging is turning physical packages into interactive tools. With a simple smartphone scan, consumers can access detailed information on sourcing, materials, quality and more. So brands can not only inform but engage and inspire consumers looking to make more sustainable choices.

    Creating a connection

    SIG offers a range of connected packaging solutions as part of its Connected Pack platform. These solutions are enabled via unique on-pack QR codes that allow you to see the entire product journey. Because of this, consumers get more product transparency and brand engagement, while producers can build loyalty, gather unique market insights and even increase sales.

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    Nestlé Vietnam opts for SIG’s “One Cap, One Code” solution to engage with Gen Z consumers

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    SIG set for growth with new state-of-the-art production plant in China

    As the Asia-Pacific region continues to be one of the major growth engines for aseptic carton packaging, SIG has announced investment in the region with the construction of a second production plant in Suzhou, China. To meet current and future customer demand, the new 120,000 square meter plant is expected to be operational in early 2021 and will be situated at the Suzhou Industrial Park, close to the company’s existing production facility and Tech Centre.

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