By 2025, 16 million French consumers will be able to buy fast-moving consumer goods in reusable packaging, thanks to an ambitious experiment launched in four regions of the Grand Ouest region (Pays-de-la-Loire, Brittany, Normandy, Hauts-de-France). This initiative, supported by Citeo and nearly 100 industry players, marks a strategic turning point in the practical application of the AGEC law.
The aim is clear: to make the reuse of food packaging widespread in the retail sector. The initiative is more than just symbolic, with 30 million standardized packs planned and the direct involvement of eight major retailers.
Called ReUse, the system is based on several key pillars:
This standardization aims to create an effect of scale, to reduce costs, improve environmental performance and reinforce traceability.
This experimental project will serve as the basis for a possible nationwide roll-out. If logistical and economic performance is satisfactory, the model could be extended nationwide. But several challenges remain:
This experiment is also a clear signal to producers and distributors that regulations are moving towards systematic integration of reuse into EPR obligations. Anticipating today means avoiding costly adjustments tomorrow.
The companies concerned must quickly :
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