What does INCPEN stand for?

Industry Council for Packaging and the Environment (UK)

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According to the Industry Council for Packaging and the Environment (INCPEN), of the total energy expended in the food chain, 50% is used in food production, 10% on the packaging function, 10% on distribution to retail and 30% by the consumer in driving to and from the store and cooking/preparing the food.

Metal packaging: sustainable even before it was cool; while recycling ...

For example, the Industry Council for Packaging and the Environment (Incpen) recently questioned the validity of British government proposals to increase packaging recycling rates in 2008.

Spotlight on end use of waste plastics

The Industry Council for Packaging and the Environment says trading standards are right to encourage firms to cut packaging rather than going to court.

Call for tougher penalties over excessive packaging

This study, commissioned by the Industry Council for Packaging and the Environment (INCPEN), looked at the many purposes of packaging in the UK economy.

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