Some products "Chinese clothes" difficult to fade "green" packaging is imperative

In recent years, although government departments have vigorously promoted “green” consumption and eliminated excessive packaging, products such as tea, alcoholic drinks and liquors that are dressed in “Chinese clothes” can still be seen on the market.
Yesterday, the reporter conducted an investigation of the market in Handan City. In front of a large department store tobacco and wine counter in the city center, salespeople are introducing several branded branded wines to customers. The gift boxes used to hold the wine are beautifully printed boxes and handbags. The boxes are bright yellow satin and fine cushions. Two bottles of wine lie under two beautifully crafted wine glasses and an ashtray. . The reporter noticed that the price of this exquisite boxed wine is much higher than that of the equivalent wine.
In the cosmetic area of ​​a shopping mall in Fuxi Road, almost all counters are packed in gift boxes. The most exaggerated is that there is only one vial of cream in a magazine-sized box with a 25 ml lotion. According to a counter lady introduction, in fact, most cosmetic packaging is very simple, basically only one box, and some even do not. The phenomenon of large boxed small things is more often found in gift boxes. This is a means for businesses to attract consumers.
For the excessive packaging of goods, some people think that luxury packaging highlights the level, but more people are very helpless. "Is this exactly selling tea or selling boxes?" A tea counter at a shopping mall, Ms. Lin expressed to the reporter that she was disgusted with over-packaging. "A T-shirt of luxury, 'Tie Guanyin', opens up and looks great." There were only two 80-gram buckets in the box. It was a box that was heavier than tea!” The reporter found another simple Tieguanyin tea on the counter. The price of the tea was more than double that of the two. .
Packaging as a garment of clothing has brought great impact on our lives. The packaging waste of these products is very "spectacular" and even piles up like a mountain, forming a "social hazard." Therefore, the relevant departments reminded consumers that although luxury packaging looks good, but it has no practical value, it can only be feasted, and it is difficult to satisfy the public. As long as the product brand is good and the quality is trustworthy, there is no need to increase the value through excessive packaging; Should also be adjusted as early as possible, take the initiative to slim down their own products in order to avoid unnecessary waste.