Superga Beauty's Bags Based on Cellulose Fibre are Low-Impact
Laura McQuarrie — June 16, 2021 — Eco
References: supergabeauty & premiumbeautynews
After launching a plastic-free collection, Superga Beauty introduced a zero-carbon bag collection that's mindful with material use to reduce its carbon footprint as much as possible. Based on cellulose fibre, the collection is free from decorative details like zippers, metal, laminated components and water-based printing, and the handles on the bag can be separated for easy recycling at the end of a bag's usable life.
Superga Beauty says that the new exclusive collection offers a 35% reduction in carbon impact and it is working with ClimateSeed to offset carbon emissions. These bags play a part in supporting the shift to a low-carbon society, especially since the solutions for the promotion and gift business consider the impact of carbon and water consumption.
Superga Beauty says that the new exclusive collection offers a 35% reduction in carbon impact and it is working with ClimateSeed to offset carbon emissions. These bags play a part in supporting the shift to a low-carbon society, especially since the solutions for the promotion and gift business consider the impact of carbon and water consumption.
Trend Themes
1. Low-impact Bags - There is potential for disruptive innovation in the materials used for bag production and design, with focus on reducing carbon footprint and waste.
2. Sustainable Gift Solutions - Increased awareness of the impact of carbon and water consumption in the promotion and gift business presents an opportunity for the development of sustainable gift solutions.
3. Carbon Offsetting Partnerships - Collaboration with organizations like ClimateSeed to offset carbon emissions can be a trend for companies seeking to reduce their carbon impact and contribute to a low-carbon society.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry can benefit from innovation in sustainable materials and designs for bag production, particularly in reducing carbon footprint and waste.
2. Promotion and Gift Industry - The promotion and gift industry can explore sustainable gift solutions that consider the impact of carbon and water consumption to support the shift towards a low-carbon society.
3. Environmental Sustainability Industry - The environmental sustainability industry can offer carbon offsetting partnerships to companies as a way to reduce their carbon impact and contribute to a low-carbon society.
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