At last year’s SustPack, the lifecycles team had just taken over PIQET, and they promised us big changes to come… and it’s here: PIQET 4.0. To celebrate we are offering #SustPack17 participants the chance for a free assessment comparing two packaging options, usually valued at
In the coming weeks we will be holding online training sessions for users use the additional features of the new PIQET 4.0. Beyond the help guides, users will talk directly with PIQET's director Tim Grant, and can also exchange with other PIQET clients. Clients can choose any session
PIQET 4.0 has been rolled out to all our users in January 2017. Here are a few of the improvements. The interface Inside the user interface we are implementing innovations to simplify the was package information in entered, while providing more comprehensive mapping of the life
To get 2017 off to a big start, we have rolled out the new PIQET with all our customers. We're getting great feedback on the streamlined interface which has made developing streamlined LCAs of different packaging options much quicker and easier. The new customisation features are
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Over the past decade, PIQET has provided the consumer goods industry with credible, independent and affordable access to life cycle information to evaluate the environmental impacts of packaging. What has set PIQET apart from other tools is the combination of the most relevant and reputable
After taking over the leading streamlined LCA tool for the packaging sector, PIQET, in April, lifecycles has been busily attending packaging industry conferences and engaging with our client base to get a handle on the big sustainability issues the industry is facing. Our challenge: imagine
In April, we asked PIQET users to provide us with feedback on what works and what doesn't so that we can make sure the redevelopment targets the key areas, without loosing any of the good stuff. First, we wanted to hear more about why users would