E = (mp)² Is a packaging formula created by Professor Packaging and his friends at SEE®. E stands for Environment, with (mp) meaning Maximum Protection. The (mp) is squared, because it has two meanings. It also refers to Minimum Packaging.
e=(mp)² formula explains the sustainable performance of SEE® Brand Protective Packaging solutions throughout supply chains, showing how they can support sustainability goals by:
Minimising product damage and wastage
Using Fewer resources
Reducing carbon emissions
Watch Professor Packaging’s videos to see how E = (mp)2 can solve overpackaging problems and support sustainability throughout supply chains:
Solving overpackaging
Supporting supply chain sustainability
E = (mp)2: Supply chain sustainability explained
Creston Electronics, a global leader in workplace technology, chose SEE® Brand Korrvu® to maximise product protection, while reducing packaging material volumes and the size of boxes, and to reduce logistics and transportation spend by 20%.
“Korrvu® gave us a great option with a great presentation without a lot of bulk and other things around our products that are not environmentally friendly.”
Joseph Sarrasin, head of Product and Unified Communications at Crestron Electronics
SEE® creates protective packaging solutions to help organisations across Europe reduce their packaging footprints and improve sustainability throughout supply chains. Maximising product protection, using minimum packaging is crucial to this.
This involves using a European-wide network of expertise and facilities:
Packaging Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) are developed, applied and tested throughout specialist Packaging Application Design Centres.
Knowledge, experience and expertise is shared at Packforum to drive collaboration, education and innovation.
State-of-the-art facilities and extensive industry experience supports the development of packaging systems and solutions that improve automation, digitalisation and sustainability
