Life Cycle Assessment Of Two Baby Food Packaging Alternatives: Glass Jars Vs Plastic Pots

This paper compares the life cycle assessment (LCA) of two packaging alternatives used for baby food produced by Nestlé: plastic pot and glass jar. The study considers the environmental impacts associated with packaging systems used to provide one baby food meal in France, Spain, and Germany in 2007. In addition, alternate logistical scenarios are considered which are independent of the two packaging options. The 200-g packaging size is selected as the basis for this study. Two other packaging sizes are assessed in the sensitivity analysis. Because results are intended to be disclosed to the public, this study underwent a critical review by an external panel of LCA experts.

Author
S Humbert Et Al
Origin
Unknown
Journal Title
Int J Life Cycle Assessment 14 2 2004 95-106
Sector
Container glass
Class
C 4490b

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Life Cycle Assessment Of Two Baby Food Packaging Alternatives: Glass Jars Vs Plastic Pots
Int J Life Cycle Assessment 14 2 2004 95-106
C 4490b
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