Musinsa Fully Implements 'Eco-Friendly Tape and Delivery Boxes' for Product Shipping

Musinsa FSC-certified eco-friendly delivery boxes and tape. Photo by Musinsa

[Asia Economy Reporter Song Seung-yoon] Online fashion platform Musinsa announced on the 25th that it has fully adopted eco-friendly delivery boxes and tapes certified by the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) to minimize environmental impact during the product delivery process to customers.

The FSC certification is an international certification created by the global non-profit organization, the Forest Stewardship Council, to protect forest resources and is only granted to paper and products produced in a sustainable manner. Musinsa also replaced the cushioning materials added inside the delivery boxes to prevent damage to the products and the tapes used to seal the boxes with eco-friendly products. The cushioning materials used by Musinsa are eco-friendly paper products certified by the U.S. SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative).

For packaging tape, a general-purpose packaging tape produced by the German company tesa, a leading company in the tape adhesion sector, was introduced. This product also uses FSC-certified paper as the base material and natural rubber adhesive, making it a recyclable eco-friendly tape. Going forward, Musinsa plans to use eco-friendly tape and delivery boxes for shipments to customers purchasing products through the global Musinsa Store both domestically and overseas.

A Musinsa representative said, "As part of ESG management, we have completely replaced the delivery boxes and tapes sent through logistics centers domestically and internationally with eco-friendly products," adding, "We will continue to expand practical efforts for the sustainability of the fashion ecosystem."

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