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- It can involve vague terms such as “green” or “eco-friendly,” selective disclosure, misleading imagery, unsupported certification claims, or exaggerated statements about recyclability, biodegradability, compostability, plastic content or renewable materials
- Yasmine Fouad, outlined that the campaign includes developing technical standards for sustainable packaging, supporting local industry in producing alternatives, and launching public awareness drives through short films and educational outreach
- In 2026, food packaging regulations are increasingly moving toward compliance verification, recycling responsibility, data reporting, reverse logistics, recycled-content calculation, and clearer sustainability claims
