It is considered by many that, reducing the excess packaging is being the responsibility of the manufacturers and supermarkets. However, it is argued by some that, if customers start to stop buying excessively packaged goods then supermarket automatically starts to sell simple products. I would agree that, it is the responsibility of the producers to sell their products by avoiding excess package.
To begin with, excess packing is a market strategy to create false impression in the minds of customers regarding the product quality. So that, it is the responsibility of the manufactures and supermarkets to prove that their superior quality products can be wrapped in a simple way. For example, many branded biscuits packets are accommodated only fifty percentage of total package. Even if they avoid extra package, they need not fear to lose their market because they already established in the market. In addition, this excess packaging certainly escalate the landfill and which is one of the major contributions for the pollution. Therefore, both manufacturers and should pack in simple way to avoid the harm to the environment.
On the other hand, it is believed by some people that one of the ideal ways to stop extra packaging is done by customers who can refuse such items. Once the product sales go down, the manufacture will change the selling strategy which is based on the feedback. However, this is not often possible. People could not refuse something essential for them such as rice or milk even if they are packed in a complicated way. Furthermore, people can not resist buying things with excessive packaging since they greatly influenced by advertisements.
In conclusion, in my opinion, it is the responsibility of the producers and sellers to reduce the excess packaging to avoid possible side effects to the environment. Even though consumers can resist buying such items, it is not always done if we are really on demand.
It
is considered
by
many
that, reducing the
excess
packaging
is being the
responsibility
of the manufacturers and supermarkets.
However
, it
is argued
by
some
that, if customers
start
to
stop
buying
excessively
packaged
goods
then supermarket
automatically
starts
to sell simple
products
. I would
agree
that, it is the
responsibility
of the producers to sell their
products
by avoiding
excess
package.
To
begin
with,
excess
packing is a market strategy to create false impression in the minds of customers regarding the
product
quality.
So
that, it is the
responsibility
of the manufactures and supermarkets to prove that their superior quality
products
can
be wrapped
in a simple way
.
For example
,
many
branded biscuits packets
are accommodated
only
fifty percentage of total package. Even if they avoid extra package, they need not fear to lose their market
because
they already established in the market.
In addition
, this
excess
packaging
certainly
escalate the landfill and which is one of the major contributions for the pollution.
Therefore
, both manufacturers and should pack in simple way to avoid the harm to the environment.
On the other hand
, it
is believed
by
some
people
that one of the ideal ways to
stop
extra
packaging
is done
by customers who can refuse such items. Once the
product
sales go down, the manufacture will
change
the selling strategy which
is based
on the feedback.
However
, this is not
often
possible.
People
could not refuse something essential for them such as rice or milk even if they
are packed
in a complicated way
.
Furthermore
,
people
can not resist buying things with excessive
packaging
since they
greatly
influenced by advertisements.
In conclusion
, in my opinion, it is the
responsibility
of the producers and sellers to
reduce
the
excess
packaging
to avoid possible side effects to the environment.
Even though
consumers can resist buying such items, it is not always done if we are
really
on demand.
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