2025 was a year full of change for ORBIS Europe: with a stronger local presence, new team members, and exciting trade fair appearances, we have set the course for the coming years. It's time to summarize what has particularly shaped us this year—and where the...
In the fast-paced logistics industry, two decades are half an eternity. This makes it all the more remarkable when transport packaging remains in use over this period without losing any of its functionality. This is precisely what a use case for our transport packaging demonstrates:...
The new EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR) brings major changes for companies that use, produce, or distribute packaging. To help you stay on top of things, we've compiled answers to the most important questions in the following FAQs – practical, understandable, and to the point....
International trade fairs are more than just a stage for product presentations for us – they are central meeting points for personal exchanges with customers, partners, and experts. That's why we will be attending various events again in the coming months and, for the first...
8 a.m. in the beverage production of a medium-sized company. The first trucks roll in, the employees unload the pallets - and yet another wooden pallet is damaged. Splinters and nails endanger the safety of employees and the pile of unusable pallets grows in the...
Product developments, trade fair visits and exciting customer projects - the ORBIS year 2024 was characterized by many highlights. One of these was the company anniversary of Menasha Corporation, the parent company of OBRIS Europe and, at 175 years old, the third oldest family-owned US...
Sustainability is at the top of the agenda for more and more companies. They are aware of their duty to address and implement the issue. In addition, increasing regulatory requirements are putting pressure on those responsible. In short, there are many requirements that companies in...
Reusable transport packaging contributes to the climate targets of Germany and the entire EU: According to the German government's Climate Protection Act, CO2 emissions are to fall by 55% by 2030 compared to the reference year 1990; Europe is to become greenhouse gas neutral by...
Reusable transport packaging contributes to the climate targets of Germany and the entire EU: According to the German government's Climate Protection Act, CO2 emissions are to fall by 55% by 2030 compared to the reference year 1990; Europe is to become greenhouse gas neutral by...
Environmental concerns are paramount for companies today. Packaging solutions can enable companies to reduce the environmental footprint of their supply chains. To make informed packaging decisions and compare the impact of single-use and reusable packaging, companies can turn to packaging life cycle assessments (“PLCA”). PLCAs...