Esko continues to underline the importance of sustainability in packaging production, helping businesses reduce their environmental impact and comply with evolving regulatory requirements, through a recent webinar it recently co-hosted with CarbonQuota.
“Sustainability is a core focus for our customers. As the packaging industry evolves, sustainability is no longer a choice but is now a non-negotiable business imperative,” Esko CMO Jan De Roeck said.
“For Esko, this means supporting brand owners and their packaging partners who are under considerable pressure to respond to legislative changes, consumer needs and who might need support to accelerate their sustainability commitments.
“That’s why we continue to develop tools specifically designed to optimise efficiency and minimise waste across the entire packaging production process.
“Esko is acutely aware of the role it plays in delivering quality and operational efficiency gains for businesses through digitalisation, automation, and connection of disparate steps in the packaging development processes.
“We are reimagining the entire process, driven by our S2 platform and AI, building solutions that enable businesses to minimise their impact on the environment by eliminating errors and reducing waste in the production process, while speeding up and connecting processes and devices efficiently.”
De Roeck also spoke about the launch of the latest Esko software suite, Esko 25.03, and focused on empowering brands and their label and packaging converters to meet the growing customer demand for more sustainably produced packaging and make more informed decisions that positively impact their own carbon footprint in response to a fast-changing legislative backdrop.
The webinar also outlined a roadmap to navigate sustainability in 2025 and beyond, including:
- Insights into evolving global regulations (PPWR, CSRD, and more) and the growing need for brands to accurately track, measure, and report their sustainability impact
- Exploring digital innovations driving sustainability in packaging
- Learning how to measure success with carbon handprints and footprints
- Gaining insights into how collaborative partnerships can achieve tangible results.
