This will mark the debut of Green Tool Lite in the Scandinavian market, offering customers an interactive way to assess and reduce their carbon footprint in their packaging choices.
The Green Tool Lite uses independent lifecycle data to evaluate the environmental impact of Greif’s most popular industrial packaging solutions, including intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), plastic and steel drum products.
With its user-friendly interface, the tool provides carbon footprint metrics quickly, allowing customers to make informed sustainability decisions, according to the company.
“Customers need to make informed decisions about their industrial packaging to successfully reach their sustainability targets, and that’s what the Green Tool Lite offers,” explained Bengt Wallentin, Technical Sales Specialist at Greif Scandinavia. “At Scanpack, visitors will be able to try out the software firsthand, analyse their current CO2 footprint, and explore ways of reducing it in partnership with Greif.”
Greif will also exhibit its newly redesigned GCUBE Flex 2.0, an innovative IBC engineered for the safe transport of sensitive products such as pharmaceuticals, food and cosmetics. The GCUBE Flex 2.0 features a composite design, combining a protective steel cage and a flexible inner liner that automatically expands to maintain liquid stability and product quality during transit.
“Listening to our customers’ needs is essential to creating packaging solutions that not only fulfil their specific requirements but also drive progress in sustainability. Trade shows like Scanpack offer a valuable opportunity to engage directly with customers, understand their challenges and drive innovations that support both their business success and our shared commitment to protecting the environment,” added Jacob Demen, Sales Director Scandinavia at Greif.