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Standardization work in the field of packaging is linked to the diversity of this type of product:
diversity through its constituent materials, such as glass, paper, cardboard, plastics, metals, wood, laminates, etc. ;
diversity through the types of packaging manufactured, such as primary packaging (cans, bottles, sachets), distribution and transport packaging (crates, totes, large bulk containers), accessories (strapping, wedging, etc.);
diversity in terms of products contained; all sectors are concerned: agri-food, manufactured products, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, cosmetology.
This standardization applies from the design of primary packaging to the production of unit loads, whatever the distribution channel chosen. The content of this...
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- DZIRI (L.) - Cadre réglementaire de la gestion des déchets d'emballages en France : application pratique aux produits de nutrition clinique. - Paris 5 (2000).
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French Standards Association (AFNOR)
Collections of French standards: Packaging and materials
Packaging and packaging waste compendium - Implementation of Directive 94/62/EC (05-2001)
Recueils Emballage (12-1999)
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