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The Impact of International Standardization on China's Packaging Industry

This paper explores the significant role of international standardization, particularly ISO/TC122/SC4, in shaping China's packaging industry. It discusses the background of global packaging standards, achievements in environmental aspects, and the collaborative efforts of various countries in developing standards that reduce environmental impacts and technical barriers to trade. The future work and implications of these standards for China's packaging enterprises and regulatory frameworks are also examined, highlighting the importance of harmonizing packaging practices globally.

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The Impact of International Standardization on China's Packaging Industry

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  1. Packaging and EnvironmentInternational Standardization and its impact on Chinese Packaging Industry Xu Ting June 6, 2012, Split

  2. Main Points • Background • Work of ISO/TC122/SC4 and achievements • Impacts to China’s Packaging Industry • Procedure of Creating International Standards • Future work

  3. Why ISO Standards? • EU – CEN Standards • Asia- Asian Guidelines • Global - ISO

  4. ISO/TC 122/SC 4 : Background • Start of Project : September 2009 ISO agrees to the formation of ISO/TC 122/SC4 • Secretariat SIS & SAC (CEPI) -- Twinning Arrangement SIS -- Swedish Standards Institute SAC -- Standardization Administration of China CEPI -- China National Export Commodities Packaging Research Institue

  5. Scope “Packaging and Environment” will strive to develop ISO-standards to harmonize environmental aspects on packaging that: • Reduce the environmental impact of packaging • Minimize the risk of technical barriers to trade • Do not conflict with existing standards

  6. Draft Standards ISO/DIS 18601 Packaging and the environment - General requirements for the use of ISO standards in the field of packaging and the environment Project Leader: USA ISO/DIS 18602 Packaging and the environment - Optimization of the packaging system Project Leader: USA ISO/DIS 18603 Packaging and the environment - Reuse Project Leader: Korea

  7. Draft Standards ISO/DIS 18604 Packaging and the environment - Material recycling Project Leader: USA ISO/DIS 18605 Packaging and the environment - Energy recovery Project Leader: Korea ISO/DIS 18606 Packaging and the environment - Organic recycling Project Leader: Belgium and Japan

  8. Technical Reports ISO/TR 16218 -- Packaging and the environment - Chemical recovery -- Project Leader: Japan ISO/TR 17098 -- Packaging material recycling - Report on substances and materials which may impede recycling -- Project Leader: USA and Sweden

  9. Relationship of The Standards

  10. Working Groups

  11. Members (20P+6O) • Korea, Republic of • Netherlands • Spain • Switzerland • Thailand • United Kingdom • US • Austria (Observer) • Malaysia (Observer) • Sri Lanka (Observer) • Serbia (Observer) • New Zealand (Observer) • Braizil (Observer) • Sweden • China • Argentina • Belgium • Denmark • Finland • France • Germany • India • Italy • Japan • Jordan • Kenya

  12. Meetings • 2009 – 12 Stockholm, Sweden • 2010 – 06 Beijing, China • 2010 – 10 Tokyo, Japan • 2011 – 05 Atlanta, U.S.A • 2012 – 05Seoul, South Korea - achievements

  13. Achievements • 6 international standards are going for publication!

  14. Impacts to China’s Packaging industry • Enterprises’ concern • Government’s support • Society

  15. Creating a standard • An idea, a suggestion • Voting on idea (NWI) • A project begins • Proposal is drafted (CD) • Comments • Technical enquiry (DIS) • Comments • Voting (FDIS) • Approval • Publishing

  16. Future work • Future plan and WGs for NWIP * Packaging and environment – Terminology * Packaging and the environment — Marking for material identification

  17. Contact the secretariat • Anders Linde: Chairman of ISO/TC 122/SC 4 -- anders.linde@aliaxion.com • Sara Norman: Secretary of ISO/TC 122/SC 4 -- sara.norman@sis.se • Xu Ting, Twinned secretary of ISO/TC 122/SC 4 -- iso-wd@cepi-china.com

  18. Thank you!

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