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Sustainability: The Key Focus Small adjustments in product size and weight can significantly lower carbon emissions. To address this, we have developed the Compact by Design initiative, which aims to identify products that, despite their seemingly unchanged appearance, have a more efficient design. By removing excess air and water, these products require less packaging, making them more efficient to ship. When applied at scale, these minor differences in product size and weight can lead to substantial reductions in carbon emissions.

There are numerous ways in which products can qualify for the Compact by Design program. Here are just a few examples:

1. Reducing Excess Packaging: Products that minimize the use of unnecessary packaging materials, such as excess air or water, can qualify for Compact by Design. This not only reduces the overall size and weight of the product, but also decreases the resources required for shipping and transportation, ultimately leading to lower carbon emissions.

2. Optimizing Product Dimensions: Products that are designed with a more efficient shape or dimensions can be eligible for Compact by Design. By optimizing the product's size and form, the overall volume and weight can be reduced, resulting in more efficient transportation and distribution.

3. Utilizing Concentrated Formulations: Some products, such as cleaning solutions or personal care items, can be reformulated to achieve a more concentrated formula. This allows for a reduction in the amount of water or other diluting agents, leading to a smaller and lighter product that is more efficient to ship.

4. Implementing Lightweight Materials: By substituting heavier materials with lighter alternatives, products can qualify for Compact by Design. This can be achieved through the use of innovative materials or by redesigning the product's structure, without compromising its functionality or quality.

5. Streamlining Packaging Designs: Products that feature streamlined or minimalist packaging designs can also be eligible for Compact by Design. By eliminating unnecessary packaging elements, the overall size and weight of the product can be reduced, contributing to lower carbon emissions during transportation and distribution.

By implementing these and other strategies, companies can create products that are more efficient and environmentally friendly, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable future. The Compact by Design initiative serves as a catalyst for these positive changes, empowering consumers to make informed decisions and supporting businesses in their efforts to reduce their carbon footprint.

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