There is no “one” simple answer to sustainability questions. What makes sense in one case may not make sense in another. The most suitable solution for your specific application is always the result of careful evaluation and consultation.

Everything we do revolves around a fundamental need: high-quality daily nutrition. This is why we deliberately write “Lebens-Mittel” with a hyphen in German – as a reminder of the value of food – and why our solutions aim to contribute to reducing food waste.

We are guided by the principle of sustainable development. In our business decisions, we aim to give appropriate consideration to ecological, economic and social impacts and to avoid negative effects on people and the environment wherever possible.

When selecting packaging, we consider not only the protection and preservation of food but also ecological aspects. As an independent trading company, we advise our customers according to their individual requirements and take into account factors such as material use, functionality and disposal options.

In line with our Swabian motto “Was will’sch aipagga?” – in English: “What would you like to pack?” – we think from the user’s perspective. Drawing on our many years of industry experience, we provide individual, project-based advice and consider not only the packaging itself but also the application, technology, costs and other requirements of the respective project.

No empty Claims

We aim to describe environmental and material properties as specifically as possible. For our products, we therefore refer to verifiable information on material structure, raw-material basis, functionality and disposal options.

Where statements depend on specific conditions, we make this clear. Our aim is to provide a factual basis that helps you select the packaging solution that best suits your application.

Terms explained clearly

What does biodegradable mean? What is PLA? What are the differences between various materials?

In our glossary and WEBAgreen FAQs, we explain key terms, materials and properties relating to packaging.