Royal Canin's Partnership with RePack

???Bad news for cats, good news for the planet?

Royal Canin stopped shipping cat houses - yes, we mean cardboard boxes - to their French subscribers.?

The company offers a subscription for custom pet food and now ships all refills in RePack reusable packaging! Once emptied, the packaging circles back through the postal system for free to be cleaned and reused.?

Royal Canin's objectives are fulfilled:

• Building a great customer relationship?- Reusable packaging is an innovation their customers love, especially when they receive deliveries regularly.
• Supporting Sustainable Objectives?- RePack contributes to the company’s sustainability goals for circularity and carbon reduction.
• Breaking free from Single-use?- Eliminate unnecessary packaging and its sourcing and waste management challenges.

Do you have a subscription service? Why not switch to reusable packaging?

?? The thrill of unboxing is gone, now that we must unbox everything

It's 2009, you received your first monthly box. Funnn!

It's now 2022 and, 13 years later, the thrill is simply gone.?

In recent years, two fast-growing consumer trends were identified:

• The rise of?conscious consumerism,?especially for the younger generations,
• Consumers’ general?“packaging fatigue”

Consumers like you and us want more sustainable options in packaging, and to be trusted, sustainability must be felt. RePack bags promise this active experience between you and your shopper.

?It’s an entirely new kind of relationship with your customer base and will leave a stronger mark on the shopper’s mind.

?? The unboxing trends of 2022 ??

Welcoming RePack Newbies

We like to celebrate the beginning of our relationship with new customers by showcasing them in our newsletter. This month's new RePack brands are:

Element Brand?- for their seeding shipments

Mend by Mail?- to get garments repaired by an expert and returned to your doorstep

Apidura?- for their B-certified bikepacking gear that supports riders,?

Views?- for their minimalist sportswear with a Los Angeles and French Riviera aesthetics,

Superranzen?- for their backpacks made from renewable and recycled raw materials,

Preservation?- Curated ethical and sustainable brands.