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The European Packaging Institutes Consortium has released a call for a set of joint actions in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last week. EPIC’s statement is reproduced below in full:
EPIC (European Packaging Institutes Consortium) was founded in 2002 and is the organisation where European packaging institutes come together on behalf of their members and the packaging business community as a whole, to identify areas where regional or pan-European cooperation in packaging might best be fostered. EPIC members meet regularly, based on an open and free exchange of insights, an open eye for mutual sustainable development and friendship.
EPIC calls upon all business actors in Europe to defend their shared values in packaging science, education, information exchange and cooperation. The basis of these values is mutual respect, open-mindedness and friendship.
In solidarity with the people of Ukraine, and in line with our fundamental belief in international collaboration for the common good, Packaging Europe whole-heartedly supports EPIC’s position.
EPIC represents the national packaging institutes of Austria, Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, Ukraine, and the UK