Lower carbon footprint
Long supply chains are an important source of carbon emissions. Avoiding transcontinental shipping and replacing it with a short, intra-European supply chain will help reduce the overall carbon footprint.
Such a decision will have a positive impact on the solidity of its message, or claims about a sustainable and responsible business model towards the environment and communities.
Supporting EU economy
The purchase of products made in the EU, made in their turn entirely from raw materials originating also within the European single market, has a positive economic impact horizontaly on other european businessess, supporting jobs creation and generating additional revenues for EU member states.
Therefore, the decision to replace imports from China with purchases from within the EU market will show a renewed commitment to the market in which they operate.
High quality
Due to the very strict quality standards implemented at the level of the community block, the products made in the EU have a reputable benefit of incorporating the latest technologies and having the highest quality available.
The trust and appreciation, not only of the companies, but also of the final consumers is higher in the use of products made in the EU, than in the case of those coming from other markets outside the community space. This appreciation will extend as an additional attribute to the corporate brand of the distribution companies and of their clients.
Sustainability
The purchase of ecological rigid takeaway food packaging made of FSC-certified wood, sends a strong message to promote a responsible attitude towards the environment, to support a sustainable approach to forests, for the ultimate benefit of present and future generations.