Packaging standards of various countries!

Kraft paper tape is an important paper packaging material. Environmental protection kraft paper tape is paid more and more attention. The packaging industry is the downstream of kraft paper tape. Today, the manufacturers of environmental protection kraft paper tape share the foreign standards for packaging industry. German "packaging regulations" stipulates that the volume and weight of packaging should be reduced to achieve the minimum requirements of protecting commodity safety and ensuring commodity health Just ask.

 

If the packaging volume is obviously more than 10% of the commodity itself and the packaging cost obviously exceeds 30% of the commodity, it should be judged as "commercial fraud" that infringes on the rights and interests of consumers.

 

Japan's newly issued "new packaging guidelines" stipulates that the volume of packaging containers should be reduced as much as possible, the space in the container should not exceed 20% of the volume of the container, and the packaging cost should not exceed 15% of the selling price of the products.

 

South Korea's "standards on the packaging methods of various categories of products" clearly stipulates the packaging space and packaging level (several layers of packaging): the packaging of various processed food, wine, nutrition and health care products, cosmetics, detergents, daily sundries and medicines shall not exceed two layers; bottled and bottled drinks, shirts and underwear can only have one layer of packaging; The packaging space for beverages, alcoholic drinks, cosmetics (including aromatics, excluding perfume), detergents, shirts and underwear should not exceed 10%.

 

The packaging space of processed food and health nutrition products is less than 15%;

 

The packing space for confectionery, snacks and medicines shall not exceed 20%; the packing space for stationery, purse and belt shall be less than 30%; the packing space for fancy cakes, toys and masks shall not exceed 35%.

 

South Korea also regards over packaging as an illegal act, with a maximum fine of 3 million won if manufacturers do not reduce the packaging ratio and layers of products in accordance with government regulations.

 

 

 

After looking at Germany, Japan and South Korea, it can be seen that almost all of them have obvious restrictions on packaging space and cost. In particular, Korea treats excessive packaging as a crime. Let us also see the regulations on the packaging industry from the legal level. Similarly, as the upstream of the packaging industry, such as kraft paper tape raw material supply industry, there is also a complete set of specifications. Thus, we can see that only by forming a complete industrial chain can each industry achieve good development.