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R3PACK Business Plan will be produced as a conclusion in task 7.3 : As a whole, the final project business plan will be produced, showing how profitable it can be for identified private partners and stakeholders to further invest into the project results and adopt them as widely marketed solutions. In order for partners to always have in mind the final market exploitation of their work, a first draft of the business plan will be available by M12 (D7.2) and updates of this deliverable will be available in M18, 24, 36. These deliverables will be public, as showing the project outcomes potential will be crucial in order to allow both the research community and the private stakeholders to take the project further. Based on T5.5 (RE)SET will develop an exploitation strategy to (a) Strengthen the connection of the consortium with other European and local projects and with key industrial partners to develop appropriate standards for interoperability of developed results, (b) Define and periodically review the project’s main business model and submodels and exploitation strategy; (c) Further analysis of the market and establishment of the impact of the results, (d) Establishment of the better strategies to manage the knowledge and overall outputs of the project, as well as IPR protection, according with the interest of the partners and previously stated in the Consortium Agreement. In addition, a replication roadmap leveraging the results of the demonstration activities to scale them up and replicate them with the active involvement of Carrefour, Systeme U and their white brand producers for other sectors (consumers’ goods, textile …) will be integrated into the Exploitation Strategy.
IPR Management Strategy and procedures (öffnet in neuem Fenster)IPR and innovation activities will be continuously followed up throughout the project and based on the rules defined in the Consortium Agreement and in line with the FAIR principles. All new innovations in the project will be assessed in terms of IPR to see if special protections are needed. All the information related to the IPR will be compiled in a deliverable that will evolve during the lifetime of the project and represent faithfully the status of the project reflections on IPR management. The first version of this deliverable will be made available by (RE)SET at M12 (D1.2) and updates of this deliverable are planned in M24 and M36.
Guidelines for promoting behaviour change and social innovation (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Guidelines for promoting behaviour change and social innovation will be issued at month 24 at first and updated at month 33 after the pilot in order to include learnings from the pilot. These guidelines should provide a clear understanding of consumer behaviour and social norms around packaging purchase, reuse and recycling and how to promote them.It is linked to tasks 2.3, 2.4, 2.5 and 2.6. These guidelines will be based the literrature review, mapping of the choice context and online survey from 2.3 that will allow to understand the current consumer beliefs. It will also include the results of the consumer acceptance studies from task 2.4 (M9-M16), that will explore initial acceptance of reuse systems and sustainable packaging substitutes; and the experiments (online and in-store) to confirm the results for consumer acceptance and influence of social norms (T2.5). These results will be verified by the intervention studies (T2.6) and be updated on M33 after the pilots.
Progress Monitoring Reports (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Progress Monitoring Reports Delivered for months 12, 24 and 36. Shows the progress of the project in a report PDF format. It includes the actions, deliverables, risk assessment and mitigation and financial reports. It is linked to the Task 1.1 and 1.2.
Comparative analysis for the scenarios from phase 1 to phase 3 (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Comparing the evolution of the results between each phase in order to understand the impact of each component. Linked with T5.2 to 5.4
"R3PACK ""What if"" scenarios and policy recommendations" (öffnet in neuem Fenster)R3PACK “What if” scenarios and policyrecommendations will done be in parallel of the conclusion of the work as well as in link with the task 7.5 and 7.4. They will outline potentiel and plausible scenarios for European development of industrial reuse and substitution of single use plastic for each market studied.
Report and data repository: LCA Inventory and scenario building, divided into SUBSTITUTION and REUSE data (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Report and data repository: LCA Inventory andscenario building, divided into SUBSTITUTION andREUSE data linked to task 6.2.This task aims to retrieve data of materials and solutions developed by partners or suitable inventories to collect all the information for the construction of LCA inventory. Moreover, the activities will aim to build REUSE life-cycle scenarios based on the systemic loops of REUSE developed in WP3. LCA Scenario building is also aimed to follow behavioural variable insights of WP2. Different LCA systemic maps will be drawn in order to compare systems and variables preparing for their evaluation.
Final assessment report on shelf life, including a shelf life modelling tool with project specific datasets (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Final assessment report on shelf life, including a shelflife modelling tool with project specific datasets
Auditing protocol for washing centers (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Document describing the detailled steps to test the washing process for each type of reusable packaging, its use and associated products. Linked to the task 3.1 and 3.2.
Sensitivity analysis and multi-scenario network optimization with Guidelines about risk hotspots (öffnet in neuem Fenster)The goal for this task is to study how the uncertainty of the driving aspects like the package options, the logistic operations, the consumers’ behavior affect the costs, the environmental impacts of the proposed network together with its resilience. We build over the data collection and characteristic metrics/impacts quantification performed at T3.1, T3.2, and WP2 for consumers behaviour, and WP6 - environmental impacts from LCA studies, to generate a sensitivity analysis where the values of such parameters will be varied according to statistics rules or experts’ considerations. The parameters’ distributions will result in probability density functions (PDFs) describing all the driving aspects and model’s inputs statistically. The PDFs will then feed the model (developed in T3.3) to carry out a multi-scenario what-if analysis able to compare economical and environmental optimum (via multi-objective optimization) and predict the impact of uncertainties (via robust optimization) on the overall reuse system performance. The interpretation of the multi-scenario what-if analysis will highlight hotspots of uncertainty and critical scenarios as a list of recommendations for the derisking task T3.5. As for the logistical optimization, the results will be contextualised depending on local variables provided by the partners.
Comparative analysis: LCA of SUBSTITUTION packagings - part A (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Comparative analysis: LCA of SUBSTITUTIONpackagings - part A is linked to task 6.3 : tThe technical development conducted in WP4, and D4.2 will allow the identification of suitable solutions applicable to the different food typologies. This milestone will serve to select the most promising technologies on which comparison LCA will be carried out. Taking into account a proper functional unit, LCA analyses will compare existing products (preliminary analysed in T6.1) with newly developed solutions resulting from WP4. Needed Social LCA and LCC considerations will be included in the study.
Guidelines for efficient environmental reuse scenarios (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Guidelines for efficient environmental reuse scenarios are linked to the tasks 6.3 : The LCA studies will be aimed to assess if the systemic reuse of packagings designed in WP3 has benefited from the Environmental, Social and LCC point of view and which is the best scenario with respect to their target single-use solutions settled in T6.1. The LCA analyses will therefore compare REUSE cycles and scenarios of the same packaging, food typology and functional unit settled as the target in T6.1, and based on optimal scenarios defined by T3.4. Needed Social LCA and LCC considerations will be included in the study.
Evaluation of recycling and compostability analysis (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Evaluation of recycling and compostability analysis performed in on the selected combination of paper based packaging in task 4.4
Process methodology for producing high performance fibre-based, high-barrier packaging that can be upscaled for commercialization (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Process methodology for producing high performancefibre-based, high-barrier packaging that can beupscaled for commercialization based on the technical, environmental and economical analysis performed in tasks 4.6 to 4.8, and based on the combinations found in task 4.4 and the LCA from WP6.
Selection of suitable packaging for reuse for each product type (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Selection of suitable packaging for reuse for each product type will be a direct result of the task 3.1. It will be a report showing the defining caracteristics (lid, material, size, format) and specifications of the reusable packaging for each product type. The objective of this task is to perform a selection of reusable packaging options relevant to the food product types covered by R3PACK. The selection will be performed (M1-M7) in close cooperation with brand owners and retailers, following as well the specifications provided in T2.1, and it will be based on materials, shapes, lid or closing systems and products to be included in the following steps of the analysis and optimization process. The selection will cover alternative materials, such as glass (sodocalcique vs borosilicate), Metal (inox), Plastics (PBT, Tritan, PP, PET, CPET) and closing systems as they are key to reuse and will be focused mainly on products that are not already covered by reuse systems in Europe and represented in the consortium: Prepared salads, bagged salads; unprocessed fruits, and vegetables; cold cuts; butter; cheese; yoghurt; savoury biscuits; chips; soups; Juices; Milk. The analysis will be based on the work that has already been done by CITEO and CETIE. The selection of the packaging options for each product will not be definitive and further assessed via de-risking (T3.5) as it will be further validated by testing their end of life, food safety and washability to validate their use (T3.2).
Communication, Dissemination, Exploitation and Awareness Rising plan - including DOMP (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Communication, Dissemination, Exploitation andAwareness Rising plan - including DOMP is produced in T7.1 : This task will secure the development of Dissemination and communication strategy and materials, including: ● A complete and detailed actionable plan for dissemination & Exploitation together with appropriate communication activities (and monitoring KPI) - elaborated at M6 (D7.1);● The project visual identity and the dedicated project website - (RE)SET, M3;● Social networks to spread the project activities and results online (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube);● Keeping track of all project publications and public disclosures;● Informing all the partners of related events and conferences and participation to the most relevant ones (National events organised by (RE)SET in France, and by Carrefour in Belgium and Spain; an international EU-wide event organised in Brussels by SAFE; virtual roundtables, featuring project partners, consumers, industrials and policymakers; targeted citizens awareness campaigns);● All templates for external communications ensuring no patentable information is disclosed.All partners will creatively seek opportunities to disseminate the project results through their existing communication channels and participate actively to the project dissemination task force. R3PACK taylored guidelines addressed to consumers, policy makers and food-business operators, will be designed by SAFE allowing the communication of the core project outcomes in an accessible, direct and engaging way. Guidelines for staff training addressed to industrials will be designed by (RE)SET.
Decision-matrix based on materials, barrier combination and application performance evaluation (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Decision-matrix based on materials, barriercombination and application performance evaluation that are performed from tasks 4.1 to 4.4.
Food safety protocol (öffnet in neuem Fenster)Document describing the detailled steps to test the food safety for each type of reusable packaging, its use and associated products. Linked to the task 3.1 and 3.2.
Defining the optimal strategy to optimize the packaging reuse network environmentally and economically. This task aims at studying and prototyping the overall configuration of the reusable packaging system as a closed-loop logistic network through a novel and tailored location-allocation model developed by UniBo to aid the design of the network topology and the package flows allocation. The package materials, the package configurations and options designed normalized and tested at T3.3, further characterized by environmental impacts tallied at WP6 and consumers’ actions, expectations and requirements (from WP2), will be compared and selected through the model along with the optimal distribution and collection strategy using a commercial Linear or Mixed-Integer Programming Solver. The resulting solution in terms of optimal packaging options and related reuse strategies and logistic networks (D3.3) will feed WP5 for real-world validation and WP6 (T6.2), supporting the most relevant scenario building.
Decision tool model / guidelines adapted to the feedback (öffnet in neuem Fenster)In tasks 5.5 the data collected throughout the demonstration process, as well market and cost data produced in T2.3, 2.4, 3.4, 4.8 and especially 5.5, will be compiled and analysed to identify all the barriers for the implementation of the project results at a commercial level (e.g. economical, legal, technological aspects) and all the internal and external factors able to influence the exploitation of the results and their further implementation at a wider scale. This work will support the validation of the technico-economical aspects of the developed solutions, the identification of the most adapted among the developed paper based and/or reusable packaging solutions for each of the targeted food products and define an optimized logistic chain with the inputs from industrial and retailers partners. These findings will be summarised into concrete guidelines and decision support tools, guiding producers and retailers in their choice of optimal packaging solutions. As a result (RE)SET will draft a business case evaluating the benefit, cost and risk of alternative options and provide a rationale for the preferred solution. This document will contain the following elements: (a) a strategic context; (b) an economic analysis to assess the return on investment based on investment appraisal of options; (c) a commercial approach and financial case to address the affordability of the solutions over time; (d) a management approach to define the roles, governance structure, life cycle choice, risks, etc.
The DMP will be written by (RE)SET by M6 and continuously updated throughout the project, detailing precisely the procedure for data collection, consent procedure, storage, protection, retention and destruction of data, and confirmation that they comply with national and EU legislation. The DMP of the project will serve as a living document that will address all aspects of the data life cycle as described in part 1.2.7 Data Management Plan of the proposal.Activities aiming at studying and prototyping the project database and knowledge repository will be led by UniBO. Qualitative information, quantitative data collected and parameters/metrics tallied during the project will be aligned and organized into a unique repository intended as SQL relational database.All the partners will participate in this task by providing a structured list of the key variables they will manage throughout all the tasks. Once defined, the database architecture will represent the template for data collection each partner must agree and comply with.
Linked directly to the task 5.1 it allows to plan directly the demonstrator. Action Plan for REUSE: Following the scenarios designed by UniBo in T3.4, Retailers and industrial partners will select shops, washers, pooler and logistic centres that best support the demonstration activities. Shops selection criterias will be performed by Carrefour, Système U, supported by AU and will include shops over borders, shops in various areas (urban centers, rural, peri-urban), types of shops (bio, greater surface, small shop) and user types. Washers selection will be performed based on the washing method or product uses, the mapping performed in T3.2, and the distance to shops and distribution centres (from retailers such as Système U and Carrefour, and from industrial partners such as Altho, Sodiaal, etc.).Action Plan for SUBSTITUTION: The retailers and industrial partners will use a similar process to the one used for the REUSE scheme to select the shops for the substitution demonstration. They will firstly select the best substitution options to the test depending on the results of WP4 (choice of the most relevant solution per food packaging type) and then define the volumes to produce for each packaging type.
Veröffentlichungen
Autoren:
Giorgia Bartolotti, Beatrice Guidani, Michele Ronzoni, Riccardo Manzini, Riccardo Accorsi
Veröffentlicht in:
Procedia Computer Science, Ausgabe 253, 2025, ISSN 1877-0509
Herausgeber:
Elsevier BV
DOI:
10.1016/J.PROCS.2025.01.196
Autoren:
Riccardo Accorsi, Giorgia Bartolotti, Beatrice Guidani, Riccardo Manzini, Michele Ronzoni
Veröffentlicht in:
Sustainable Production and Consumption, Ausgabe 56, 2025, ISSN 2352-5509
Herausgeber:
Elsevier BV
DOI:
10.1016/J.SPC.2025.04.003
Autoren:
G. Bartolotti, B. Guidani, R. Manzini, M. Ronzoni, R. Accorsi
Veröffentlicht in:
IFAC-PapersOnLine, Ausgabe 59, 2025, ISSN 2405-8963
Herausgeber:
Elsevier BV
DOI:
10.1016/J.IFACOL.2025.09.051
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