▲ [Photo = Juyoung PNS Co., Ltd.]
Park Jeong-gu, CEO of Juyoung PNS Co., Ltd., founded Juyoung Tape in 1993 and currently manages Juyoung Industry, specializing in the production of safety products such as industrial textile belts, belt slings, and lashing belts. Under the fundamental philosophy of "not allowing even the smallest defect," CEO Park has grown the company by placing quality and safety as his top priorities. Questions about the improvements in the environment, costs, and working conditions that could be achieved by transforming packaging from a consumable into a manageable asset led to the development of a reusable-based packaging solution, and CEO Park finally birthed the reusable pallet packaging solution, ‘Eco-Bundle.’ Juyoung PNS was established from the deliberation of structurally solving the problems of existing industrial sites.
Single-use stretch film is structured to be discarded immediately after use. Because this structure causes waste and carbon emissions to increase along with usage, and costs to rise simultaneously, the problem lies in the 'single-use centric structure' rather than the product itself. In this regard, the Eco-Bundle is a system that shifts the structure to a reusable base designed on the premise of repeated use, rather than a method of using and throwing away. To use an analogy, it is the same context as using a tumbler instead of a disposable cup.
▲ [Photo = Juyoung PNS Co., Ltd.]
Eco-Bundle’s Eco-Friendliness Lies in its Usage Structure, Not its Materials
The Eco-Bundle is currently available in two materials: mesh and tarpaulin. CEO Park noted, "Mesh material has excellent breathability, making it suitable for products where freshness management is critical, such as agricultural produce and frozen foods, while tarpaulin material offers superior waterproof properties and durability, making it effective for general products or heavy cargo." Currently, Eco-Bundle products are not manufactured from "eco-friendly" materials in the traditional sense. However, the eco-friendliness of the Eco-Bundle lies not in the "material" itself, but in its "usage structure." It is a structural solution that fundamentally reduces the use of single-use stretch film by employing high-durability materials. "It is difficult to judge which is more positive for the environment—a product made of eco-friendly material that is used for one year and replaced, or a product made of general high-durability material that is used repeatedly for five years," CEO Park emphasized. "I believe what ultimately matters is the entire product lifecycle and the actual structure of its use."
Securing Flexibility with a Single System and Reducing Costs through a Modular Design
The Eco-Bundle was designed to structurally replicate the advantages of stretch wrap—which can be used regardless of size—by applying flexible elements adaptable to various industrial environments. Not only does it incorporate a proprietary buckle system and fastening structure, but it also allows a single system to accommodate various specifications within approximately 20% of the base size. Furthermore, by applying a modular design, even if some parts are damaged during use, only the affected components can be replaced rather than the entire product. As a result, it enables repeated use after the initial introduction, reducing the burden on companies by cutting down on unnecessary total replacement costs.
▲ [Photo = Juyoung PNS Co., Ltd.]
Improving Worker Safety and On-Site Efficiency through a Simple Fastening Method for Easy Installation and Removal
In logistics operations, wrapping items with single-use plastic wrap is more arduous than one might think. The Eco-Bundle is designed with a structure that allows users to cover, fasten, and pull to secure items, minimizing movement during the process. This simple fastening method enables anyone to easily install and remove the product. As a result, working time is reduced, the burden on workers is eased, and on-site efficiency is enhanced. Furthermore, it is designed to maintain stable holding power in various logistics environments—such as forklift movement, direction changes, and tilting—simultaneously improving worker safety and logistics operational efficiency.
The Reward of Contributing to Environmental Changes for Future Generations and the Goal of Growing into an Enterprise that Innovates Logistics Packaging Structure
The greatest sense of reward for CEO Park comes from the fact that he has contributed to changing a "method that was taken for granted." He stated, "The fact that the work I do can create even the slightest positive change for the environment in which the next generation will live is my greatest reward," adding, "I want to prove that corporate profits and environmental protection do not conflict but can go hand in hand." Furthermore, according to CEO Park, the goal is for Korea’s industrial packaging technology to be recognized in the global market through the Eco-Bundle, growing not just as a company that sells products, but as an enterprise that innovates the structure of logistics packaging. In other words, becoming a company that contributes to building a sustainable industrial structure is the very direction that Juyoung PNS Co., Ltd. aims for.
▲ [Photo = Juyoung PNS Co., Ltd.]
Participating in ‘interpack 2026,’ the World’s Largest Packaging Exhibition, to Establish a Presence in the Global Market through Expanded International Partnerships
Interpack, held in Düsseldorf, Germany, is the epicenter of the global packaging industry. It serves as a stage where technological prowess and market viability are verified. "If the Eco-Bundle is used in the global market, it will go beyond mere product export and become a case of exporting the very concept of ‘logistics packaging structural transformation’," said CEO Park, revealing his vision. "Through this participation in interpack, I want to expand international partnerships and firmly establish the Eco-Bundle in the global market. Furthermore, I plan to participate in ‘KOREA MAT 2026’ (International Logistics Exhibition, March 31–April 3 at KINTEX Exhibition Center II) to secure opportunities for exchanging views with logistics experts in various fields, obtaining information on overseas investment environments, and building a global network before our overseas expansion." Because Europe is a market with not only stringent environmental regulatory standards but also mature social awareness, Monthly Power Korea expects that the Eco-Bundle's structural approach to eco-friendliness will garner significant consensus.
http://m.powerkoreadaily.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=527601
“Why must packaging necessarily be used once and thrown away?” Seeking answers to problems regarding recurring waste, increasing packaging costs, and the burden on workers.
Park Jeong-gu, CEO of Juyoung PNS Co., Ltd., founded Juyoung Tape in 1993 and currently manages Juyoung Industry, specializing in the production of safety products such as industrial textile belts, belt slings, and lashing belts. Under the fundamental philosophy of "not allowing even the smallest defect," CEO Park has grown the company by placing quality and safety as his top priorities. Questions about the improvements in the environment, costs, and working conditions that could be achieved by transforming packaging from a consumable into a manageable asset led to the development of a reusable-based packaging solution, and CEO Park finally birthed the reusable pallet packaging solution, ‘Eco-Bundle.’ Juyoung PNS was established from the deliberation of structurally solving the problems of existing industrial sites.
Single-use stretch film is structured to be discarded immediately after use. Because this structure causes waste and carbon emissions to increase along with usage, and costs to rise simultaneously, the problem lies in the 'single-use centric structure' rather than the product itself. In this regard, the Eco-Bundle is a system that shifts the structure to a reusable base designed on the premise of repeated use, rather than a method of using and throwing away. To use an analogy, it is the same context as using a tumbler instead of a disposable cup.
Eco-Bundle’s Eco-Friendliness Lies in its Usage Structure, Not its Materials
The Eco-Bundle is currently available in two materials: mesh and tarpaulin. CEO Park noted, "Mesh material has excellent breathability, making it suitable for products where freshness management is critical, such as agricultural produce and frozen foods, while tarpaulin material offers superior waterproof properties and durability, making it effective for general products or heavy cargo." Currently, Eco-Bundle products are not manufactured from "eco-friendly" materials in the traditional sense. However, the eco-friendliness of the Eco-Bundle lies not in the "material" itself, but in its "usage structure." It is a structural solution that fundamentally reduces the use of single-use stretch film by employing high-durability materials. "It is difficult to judge which is more positive for the environment—a product made of eco-friendly material that is used for one year and replaced, or a product made of general high-durability material that is used repeatedly for five years," CEO Park emphasized. "I believe what ultimately matters is the entire product lifecycle and the actual structure of its use."
Securing Flexibility with a Single System and Reducing Costs through a Modular Design
The Eco-Bundle was designed to structurally replicate the advantages of stretch wrap—which can be used regardless of size—by applying flexible elements adaptable to various industrial environments. Not only does it incorporate a proprietary buckle system and fastening structure, but it also allows a single system to accommodate various specifications within approximately 20% of the base size. Furthermore, by applying a modular design, even if some parts are damaged during use, only the affected components can be replaced rather than the entire product. As a result, it enables repeated use after the initial introduction, reducing the burden on companies by cutting down on unnecessary total replacement costs.
▲ [Photo = Juyoung PNS Co., Ltd.]
Improving Worker Safety and On-Site Efficiency through a Simple Fastening Method for Easy Installation and Removal
In logistics operations, wrapping items with single-use plastic wrap is more arduous than one might think. The Eco-Bundle is designed with a structure that allows users to cover, fasten, and pull to secure items, minimizing movement during the process. This simple fastening method enables anyone to easily install and remove the product. As a result, working time is reduced, the burden on workers is eased, and on-site efficiency is enhanced. Furthermore, it is designed to maintain stable holding power in various logistics environments—such as forklift movement, direction changes, and tilting—simultaneously improving worker safety and logistics operational efficiency.
The Reward of Contributing to Environmental Changes for Future Generations and the Goal of Growing into an Enterprise that Innovates Logistics Packaging Structure
The greatest sense of reward for CEO Park comes from the fact that he has contributed to changing a "method that was taken for granted." He stated, "The fact that the work I do can create even the slightest positive change for the environment in which the next generation will live is my greatest reward," adding, "I want to prove that corporate profits and environmental protection do not conflict but can go hand in hand." Furthermore, according to CEO Park, the goal is for Korea’s industrial packaging technology to be recognized in the global market through the Eco-Bundle, growing not just as a company that sells products, but as an enterprise that innovates the structure of logistics packaging. In other words, becoming a company that contributes to building a sustainable industrial structure is the very direction that Juyoung PNS Co., Ltd. aims for.
Participating in ‘interpack 2026,’ the World’s Largest Packaging Exhibition, to Establish a Presence in the Global Market through Expanded International Partnerships
Interpack, held in Düsseldorf, Germany, is the epicenter of the global packaging industry. It serves as a stage where technological prowess and market viability are verified. "If the Eco-Bundle is used in the global market, it will go beyond mere product export and become a case of exporting the very concept of ‘logistics packaging structural transformation’," said CEO Park, revealing his vision. "Through this participation in interpack, I want to expand international partnerships and firmly establish the Eco-Bundle in the global market. Furthermore, I plan to participate in ‘KOREA MAT 2026’ (International Logistics Exhibition, March 31–April 3 at KINTEX Exhibition Center II) to secure opportunities for exchanging views with logistics experts in various fields, obtaining information on overseas investment environments, and building a global network before our overseas expansion." Because Europe is a market with not only stringent environmental regulatory standards but also mature social awareness, Monthly Power Korea expects that the Eco-Bundle's structural approach to eco-friendliness will garner significant consensus.
http://m.powerkoreadaily.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=527601