Oat Milk Bar Soap - Value 4 Pack

Focusing on sustainability, we have introduced Compact by Design to recognize products that, despite minimal visual differences, boast a more efficient design. By eliminating unnecessary air and water, these products not only require less packaging but also become more streamlined for shipping. Over time, even small tweaks in product size and weight can result in substantial reductions in carbon emissions. Below are some examples of how products can meet the qualifications:

• Concentrated formulas: By reducing the volume of water in products like detergents or cleaners, manufacturers can decrease the overall weight and packaging required for each item, leading to lower emissions during transportation.

• Compressed packaging: Utilizing innovative techniques to compress products, such as compressed paper towels or compressed food items, can significantly reduce the size and weight of each package, ultimately cutting down on carbon emissions during distribution.

• Stackable design: Products designed to be stackable or nestable can increase the efficiency of packaging, allowing for more items to be transported in the same amount of space. This not only reduces packaging materials but also lowers the number of trips needed for transportation, diminishing carbon emissions.

• Lightweight materials: Opting for lighter materials in product design, such as using recycled plastics or aluminum, can reduce the overall weight of each item. This directly translates to lower carbon emissions during shipping, as less fuel is required to transport lighter products.

By recognizing and promoting these sustainable practices through Compact by Design, we aim to encourage more businesses to prioritize efficiency in product design. Through these small changes, we can collectively work towards a more sustainable future with reduced carbon emissions.

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