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Designing Sustainable and Impactful Packaging

Date: 15-16 Oct 2024

Duration: 16 Hours

Mode Of Delivery: Face to Face

Tuition Fees: S$2000.00 (Before GST)

What You Will Learn

Packaging is an indispensable part of the modern economy. It represents your brand and critically influences your organization’s sustainability performance. With more consumers becoming increasingly aware of the environmental impacts of packaging, we have seen businesses trying to understand (a) what constitutes sustainable packaging, (b) how to design sustainable and impactful packaging for their products, and (c) what are the implications of doing so.
This two-day interactive course empowers business leaders and innovators to start their transition into sustainable and impactful packaging by equipping them with the latest knowledge, insights, and developments in core sustainable packaging concepts, trends, and consumer insights. Business leaders and innovators will also learn about the different packaging materials, reporting standards, and regulations (e.g., the Mandatory Packaging Reporting in Singapore).
Most importantly, business leaders and innovators will learn how to evaluate and improve the sustainability performance of their proposed packaging and learn how to design sustainable and impactful packaging, communicate their design decisions and outcomes effectively, and achieve their sustainability goals.

In collaboration with TRIA

TRIA is an award-winning, sustainable and innovative foodware company.
At TRIA, we take an end-to-end approach in empowering our clients, from concept, development to manufacture, as well as lifecycle carbon assessments, to help them reach their sustainability goals. Our efforts has won accolades such as the Emerging Enterprise Award, Pentaward, ASEAN-Korea Excellent Design Award and Singapore Packaging Star Awards.

Who Will Benefit

Product Packaging & Product Development Professionals

Entry Requirements

English language proficient

Instructor

Jovan Tan

Dr Jovan Tan

Dr. Jovan Tan is a Lecturer at the Engineering Design and Innovation Centre. He teaches the EG2301 Value Creation in Innovation course and supervises undergraduate students in EG3301R Ideas to Proof-of-Concept and EG4301 DCP dissertation. His research interests are in applied innovation and sustainability, where Restorative Innovation and the LASER framework to design innovations for the circular economy are his most notable work. He has also been regularly featured on respectable media outlets, including Channel NewsAsia’s Money Mind and CNA938, for his thought leadership and expertise in sustainability and the circular economy.

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Price 2000-Designing Sustainable and Impactful Packaging

Notes
Course Code: CDE-CET-DSIP

*Learners must fulfill at least 75% attendance and pass all assessment components, to be eligible for SSG funding.

**Please note that the mode of delivery is subject to change in light of the COVID-19 situation.

Courses marked ‘online’ may have compulsory face-to-face sessions such as laboratory or hands-on components and details should be sought from the schools or departments before learners register for them.

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