The carbon footprint of paper cement sacks is 2.5 times smaller than the carbon footprint of form-fill-seal (FFS) polyethylene sacks. This is one outcome of a comparative study carried out by the Swedish research institute RISE, on behalf of the European Paper Sack Research Group (ESG), a collaboration between CEPI ...
Eurosac/CEPI study reveals paper cements sacks are more ecological than their plastic counterpart
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