Methods of eliminating waste from food packaging as a globalization tool

Šálková, Daniela; Regnerova, Olga

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20207404025

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“…Regarding the identified advantages, the research is in line with previous research (Price, Waterhouse & Co, 2015;Salkova & Regnerova, 2020) in the advantages of waste elimination, reduction of environmental impact, quality of products sold and reuse of packaging. In addition, however, it revealed the advantage of "being able to buy the exact quantity required".…”

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confidence: 81%

“…Research into the disadvantages of shopping in zero-packaging stores confirmed the conclusions come to by Beitzen-Heineke et al ( 2017) and Salkova and Regnerova (2020), that the main disadvantages are the limited range of products, unavailability and a small number of stores and higher demands on the preparation of the shopping. In addition, it revealed other relatively important disadvantages, in particular the "necessity to bring your own containers", "higher price of products sold", "hard-to-observe hygiene requirements" and "uncertainty of the composition and quality of products".…”

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confidence: 57%

“…Previous research in this area shows that the main reasons for customers to do the shopping in zero-packaging stores are not only waste elimination, reducing the environmental impact (Price, Waterhouse & Co, 2015;Salkova & Regnerova, 2020) and quality of products sold, but also reducing the need for waste collection, non-collection of things and the use of reusable packaging instead of disposable packaging (Salkova & Regnerova, 2020). According to previous research, the main disadvantages are: limited range of products, higher demands on the shopping (especially the necessity to prepare for the shopping) (Beitzen-Heineke et al, 2017;Salkova & Regnerova, 2020), unavailability and a small number of stores (Salkova & Regnerova, 2020), greater time expenditure of the purchase and all-day transfer of packaging, if the shopping is done only after leaving work) (Beitzen-Heineke et al, 2017).…”

Section: Sales Of Consumer Chemicals In Zero-packaging Storesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Sales of Consumer Chemicals in Zero-packaging Stores - a Challenge for Small and Medium-sized Chemical Companies

Branská¹,

Paták²,

Hromadnikova³

et al. 2021

Hradec Economic Days

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One of the innovations in the area of increasing the sustainability of packaging may be the introduction of zero-packaging sales. The paper deals with the advantages and disadvantages of zero-packaging sales, in relation to consumer chemicals. It presents the results of primary quantitative research carried out with 100 final consumers through electronic surveys using a structured questionnaire. Content analysis and multiple response analysis were used to identify the most significant advantages and disadvantages of purchasing consumer chemicals in zero-packaging stores. The biggest advantages are the reduction of waste from packaging materials, being able to buy the exact quantity required, and environmental protection. The biggest disadvantages include the insufficient expansion of the stores, the necessity to carry their own containers and the higher price of products sold.The advantage of "selling quality products" and the disadvantages of "uncertainty in terms of composition and quality" and "hard-to-observe hygiene requirements" are perceived differently depending on whether or not customers actually buy consumer chemicals in zeropackaging stores. The conclusions are important in terms of the possibility of creating a competitive advantage of small and medium-sized companies.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

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Section: Sales Of Consumer Chemicals In Zero-packaging Storesmentioning

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Sales of Consumer Chemicals in Zero-packaging Stores - a Challenge for Small and Medium-sized Chemical Companies

Branská¹,

Paták²,

Hromadnikova³

et al. 2021

Hradec Economic Days

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“…According to [18], public-private partnership can become an effective mechanism for reforming economic relations. For the state, this is a great opportunity to implement many promising projects in industry and in housing and communal services.…”

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Using digital ecosystems in public-private partnership

Yekimov,

Alloh,

Turdibekov

et al. 2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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Public-private partnership can be considered one of the most priority areas for the development of social and transport infrastructure, improving education and healthcare systems, and attracting private capital to the economy. Effective implementation of infrastructure and investment projects within the framework of public–private partnership allows the state and private investors to benefit, and ultimately all citizens. State administrative levers should be focused on the formation of the legal framework necessary for effective cooperation between private business and government agencies. Public-private partnership can play an important role in the implementation of state targeted programs. The participation of private capital in these programs will make it possible to save the expenditure of public funds, as well as increase the return on investment activities. The use of the digital ecosystem within the framework of public-private partnership makes it possible to simplify the interaction of the private sector of the economy with public institutions. Thanks to the use of the digital ecosystem, the state will be able to more effectively select partners for the implementation of joint projects. The use of the digital ecosystem will save time on the examination of promising investment projects. The use of digital economic systems allows to reduce the time costs necessary for making effective management decisions, as well as to increase labor productivity. Digital ecosystems are able to bring public-private partnership to a qualitatively higher level of relations between business and the state.

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“…The purpose of the packaging itself is to protect the product. However, in their attempts to make the product look attractive, people resorted to excessive packaging, leading to a waste of resources-an issue people should take into consideration [5][6][7][8][9].…”

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Key Factors for Involvement Degree and Perceived Value in Consumers’ Purchase Intention in Unpacked Stores

Sie

et al. 2021

Sustainability

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The Taiwanese government has decided to reduce the use of disposable plastics in response to the European Union’s announcement of the Circular Economy Action Plan. With the circular economy becoming a sustainable development trend, consumers have become the latter and the environment’s lifeblood. There has been a wave of unpacked stores around the world in recent years, encouraging consumers to reduce the use of plastics and bring their own bags or containers when shopping, thereby reducing the waste of resources. This research adopted qualitative and quantitative research methods to verify the model of involvement degree and perceived value on consumers’ purchase intentions in unpacked stores through expert interviews and structural equations and extract the key factors for promoting unpacked stores. The research results show that the three dimensions of involvement degree will indirectly affect consumers’ purchase intentions through the four dimensions of perceived value. Perceived value plays a mediating role between the involvement degree and purchase intention. Unpacked stores can be used to promote industry characteristics and image, and unpacked consumption thinking can be advanced through the Internet, education, or lectures based on community development. In this way, unpacked stores can be instilled in people’s psychological value.

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Methods of eliminating waste from food packaging as a globalization tool

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Sales of Consumer Chemicals in Zero-packaging Stores - a Challenge for Small and Medium-sized Chemical Companies

Sales of Consumer Chemicals in Zero-packaging Stores - a Challenge for Small and Medium-sized Chemical Companies

Using digital ecosystems in public-private partnership

Key Factors for Involvement Degree and Perceived Value in Consumers’ Purchase Intention in Unpacked Stores

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