6. A future not to be neglected
Increasingly rapid social, societal, scientific and technical developments suggest that, when it comes to choosing or optimizing packaging in the future, we'll have to take into account constraints that we haven't even thought of yet, or that we can't even imagine today. But also that we will benefit from discoveries, technologies and materials that are currently only being tested, researched or even dreamed of.
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Bibliography
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• Packaging http://www.emballageweb.com
• CNAM http://www.emballages.arts-et-metiers.net
• Europack-Euromanut CFIA http://www.europack-euromanut-cfia.com
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Organizations – Federations – Associations
• ADELPHE http://www.adelphe.fr
• ADEME http://www.ademe.fr
• CLIFE http://www.clife.fr
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Statistical and economic data
These data, presented at the Salon de l'Emballage at the end of 2012, have been validated by the interprofession.
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Global packaging production
According to the latest study by Pira International, global packaging production was estimated at $670 billion in 2010, or around 520 billion euros.
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