Unverpackt 2.0 – Standards for Professionalisation

Research project

Duration:

12/2020 - 07/2024

Project volume:

290.000 EURO

Competence field:

Corporate responsibility, corporate development and management, Regional added value

Funding partner:

Foundation funding

The Unverpackt 2.0 project – Standards for the Professionalisation of Reduced-Packaging, Efficient and Sustainable Goods Supply in Unpackaged Retail Value Chains – aims to develop jointly agreed standards to professionalise and improve procurement for unpackaged shops. The aim of the project is to develop standards for the sustainable and efficient supply of goods to unpackaged shops, thereby transforming the diverse range of isolated solutions into viable system solutions – for example, in the areas of transport and reusable systems, cleaning routines and inventory management systems. In this way, a shared understanding of unpackaged retail will be developed and clearly defined for all those involved in the value chain.

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Projektleitung

Prof. Dr. Jens Pape

Professur für Nachhaltige Unternehmensführung in der Agrar- und Ernährungswirtschaft

“The aim is to make the unpackaged retail concept compatible with the value chains of established retail.”

 

Prof. Dr Jens Pape

Professor of Sustainable Corporate Management in the Agricultural and Food Sectors

Funding partner

Charities

The joint project will promote digitalisation and sustainable development in and for the region in the future.

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