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Logistics Is Often the Weak Link in Sustainability

September 16, 2026 · 1 min read · MGR Group
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Logistics Is Often the Weak Link in Sustainability

Up to 90% of a product’s environmental impact can come from the supply chain, and yet single-use plastic packaging is still the norm (https://bit.ly/4fH9lIJ).

But the numbers speak for themselves: a 2023 ScienceDirect study shows that reusable technical fabric packaging becomes more sustainable than plastic after just 6 uses, cutting the plastic footprint by up to 80%.

It’s not just an environmental question — it’s also one of efficiency and economic strategy. Technical textile lasts longer, protects better and reduces the costs tied to the constant consumption of disposable materials.

Today, ESG requirements aren’t optional — they’re a binding condition in supply contracts. In sectors like automotive, medical and electronics, reusable packaging and material traceability are already required.

At MGR, we design reusable textile solutions for industrial handling, built to last and to reduce logistics impact. Because there’s no point being sustainable in production if it all gets lost in transport.

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    Certification ISO 9001:2015

    “Reusable textile packaging for our pallet boxes: single-use packaging and its yearly costs, eliminated.”

    Giulia Rinaldi — Product Manager, Luxury Packaging

    “A concrete sustainability solution: less packaging waste with every production cycle.”

    Federica Conti — Quality Manager, Electronics