Packaging performs a function of:
Protection, containment and communication
Protection only
Protection and containment
None of the previous answers

The Soras Curve:
It is in favour of minimum protection and resource utilisation
Is in favour of maximum protection and resource utilisation
Illustrates the concept of ‘optimisation of packaging’
Is the basis for European Directive 94/62/EC of 20 December 1994

The primary packaging:
Has the function of grouping a certain quantity of units
Does not perform a protection and preservation function
It comes into direct contact with the product
None of the previous answers

Packaging is important because:
The beauty of the packaging convinces us to buy a product that we would otherwise not buy
If it is well designed, logistics can be dispensed with
Without it, products would not be sustainable in any way
Without it, the risk of product damage would increase exponentially

Over-packaging:
Generates unnecessary waste of resources and increases costs and environmental impact
Does not involve excessive use of materials
It is a good choice as it allows for better protection of a product
None of the previous answers

The primary packaging:
Does not serve the function of transport and handling
Does not come into contact with the product and has the function of grouping a certain quantity of units
It is not useful for the logistics phase
All the previous answers