Stringent foreign packaging requirements

First, foreign packaging requirements have become stricter. In Germany and the United States, there are strict requirements for packaging label information such as medicines and foods. Germany not only sets strict standards for children's safe packaging, but even some packaging requirements do not threaten the safety of animals. In Europe, fraudulent packaging has always been a key target. For example, a well-known European milk producer produced a yoghurt package that uses a thicker cushioned package, resulting in a large volume and illusion of capacity. In order to defraud, the result was severely punished by the European Union and ordered to take back all products put on the market.

Second, logistics and transportation packaging have caused widespread concern. In view of the fact that many companies currently only consider the packaging costs incurred in the production and packaging process when designing packaging, European and American experts pointed out that the transportation costs and other factors should be taken into account. This is actually an important aspect of packaging integration. In part, because the costs incurred by the logistics process are often enormous, if the destruction of the goods is caused, the loss is even more difficult to recover, and it will have a negative impact on the corporate economy and the national economy.

Third, featured packaging and intelligent packaging have become new concerns. In Germany and the United States, RFID technology, nanotechnology, and CAP/MAP have already begun to enter the hearts of people.

Fourth, the packaging standards are increasingly consistent. For example, the standards for pallets, although the EU and the United States both have their own standards, but in the ongoing exchanges and communications between the two sides, has shown the trend of future integration.