The costs of these resources should be added to the cost of the product. Other waste prevention practices may change storage needs in other ways. For example, switching from disposable to washable plates would shift space requirements from dry goods storage areas to space near a dishwasher. Recycling programs may demand additional storage space for holding recyclables between pickups. This is often overlooked.
Less mailing reduces postage costs in addition to saving paper.
Indicate likely reactions by customers, Board of Directors, and stockholders. Determine how key groups will respond to changes in your products, packaging, and improved internal operations. Todays public is concerned about the environment. Your efforts to reduce waste may translate into positive public relations and greater sales. Have Persistence and Patience Don't get discouraged.