In RE-ZIP, we have marked a significant milestone in our efforts to establish a comprehensive international infrastructure for circular packaging. We are thrilled and proud to announce that we have obtained support from the EU LIFE funds after a year-long application process and can now officially call ourselves an EU Life project.

The EU LIFE program is the only EU fund exclusively dedicated to environmental and climate goals. It is an honor for us to be supported by this program, which backs projects contributing to the objectives of the European Green Deal and its associated policies and strategies. We view this as a remarkable chance to expedite our endeavors towards expanding our infrastructure for circular packaging in e-commerce.

Our partnerships with the companies Inpost, RajaPack, Boozt, Labels (after zero), and Mily Technologies have played a crucial role in our journey. Together, we share a common objective of introducing RE-ZIP’s circular packaging concept in additional countries and advancing the development of our products, with a particular emphasis on expanding our infrastructure for circular packaging.

The awarded EU LIFE support ensures significant funding for our project. These funds enable us to expand our influence and intensify our efforts to promote the circular economy and combat single-use packaging on a global scale.

InPost, with its significant market presence and operations in several European countries, will serve as our primary test setup. By utilizing InPost’s extensive network and market access, we can further strengthening the development and implementation of our circular packaging infrastructure.

Rajapack Belgium, one of the leading packaging distributors, will be launching a test using the RE-ZIP model. By incorporating reusable packaging into their offerings, they aim to being a forerunner of a European rollout program.

Boozt, a Nordic technology company in the fashion and lifestyle sector, will collaborate with us to develop a circular bag specifically for fast fashion.

Labels, a green tech company specializing in decentralized in-city logistics, will join us as a partner in testing and validating the circular packaging concept as part of a logistic infrastructure.

Mily Technologies will provide valuable support by assisting in the design and development of a location management and optimization system, optimizing PUDO locations and pick-up routes.

The project, titled “EU Circular Packaging Infrastructure,” represents more than just a step forward for us at RE-ZIP. It is a commitment to continuing the transformation and reshaping of how we perceive and utilize packaging. We look forward to continuing our journey of developing a more circular and sustainable e-commerce landscape.

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