Posts by EasyPack

This guide breaks down how to calculate the carbon footprint of plant fiber packaging, covering the five lifecycle stages involved and two calculation challenges specific to plant fiber materials like sugarcane bagasse and bamboo fiber: raw material emissions attribution and end-of-life composting credit. Includes a simplified estimation approach for buyers who don’t need full third-party certification. Built for procurement teams preparing ESG report data.

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This guide breaks down the section structure an ESG procurement report for food containers actually needs, explains why generic single-material swap case studies don’t translate, and walks through how to write the policy definition, supplier certification proof, quantified material mix, and annual tracking sections, plus the 3 most common mistakes. Built for procurement and brand teams buying across kraft paper, plant fiber, and plastic.

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This guide walks through the three stages US buyers go through when importing food containers from Taiwan: what to confirm with suppliers during the inquiry stage, the clearance issues specific to food containers, and what to watch for once goods reach the warehouse. Built for US distributors evaluating Taiwan suppliers and preparing to import food containers.

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This guide looks at OEM factory evaluation from a distributor’s point of view, explaining how it differs from a typical buyer’s checklist, and covers 5 on-site due diligence points: production capacity headroom, IP protection, exclusivity terms, financial stability, and export readiness. Built for distributors and trading companies looking to lock in a long-term OEM partnership.

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This guide breaks down the decision logic behind mixing plastic and plant fiber container sourcing, covering why an all-or-nothing switch isn’t the only option, how to decide which product lines should switch to plant fiber first, the cost math behind setting a mix ratio, and what to confirm with suppliers before adopting a mixed strategy. Built for buyers evaluating a green transition who don’t want to sacrifice cost efficiency.

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