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Study Quantifies Carbon Footprint of Paper Carrier Bags in Europe

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RISE Research Institutes of Sweden released findings from a study commissioned by The Paper Bag platform regarding paper carrier bags in Europe. The research quantified the cradle-to-gate fossil carbon footprint of machine-glazed and machine-finished kraft paper used in manufacturing. The study found the footprint ranged from 16.6 to 82.9 g CO₂e per bag, based on three typical types: a small takeaway bag (20 g), a medium shopping bag (55 g), and a large shopping bag (100 g).

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The findings establish a baseline for assessing environmental impact across supply chains. This data provides retailers and brand owners with a basis for making informed decisions regarding their packaging choices and industry standards.

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  • SwedenConducted the research on behalf of the European market.
  • EuropeThe geographical focus of the study regarding paper carrier bag usage.

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