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Sign upReusable and returnable deposit based packaging service for e-commerce
Reusable and returnable deposit based packaging service for e-commerce
Repack simply replaces single-use delivery packages in ecommerce with reusable and returnable delivery packaging. This innovation results in substantial benefits for the environment, the online retailers and society. The solution is a reusable packaging service for ecommerce whereby delivery packages can be easily returned, and then reused. Users simply return their packaging by post in letter size or directly to RePack using store, free of charge. Once returned users get an automatic reward for their behaviour as a voucher, which can be redeemed at any participating RePack store. The packaging can be used at least 20 times and this reusable packaging service removes packaging waste and reduces CO2 by up to 80 % compared to single-use packaging.
RePack
RePack is a reusable and returnable packaging service for e-commerce.
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