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PPDS rolls out newly renamed product ReDesign framework

Evolving the methodology used in the creation of the Philips Signage 3000 Series EcoDesign display, PPDS’ ReDesign framework brings the company’s latest energy saving innovations to every stage of the product lifecycle, aiming to help businesses reduce power consumption, lower costs, and minimise environmental impact.

“In 2023, we introduced our QE-Line EcoDesign display, delivering the same performance as its equivalent Philips Signage 3000 Series (Q-Line), while reducing power consumption by up to 50 percent compared with the same”, comments Andrea Barbuti, Global Product Manager in EMEA for PPDS. “This approach has allowed us not only to continuously improve our own sustainability performance, but also to help set new benchmarks for the industry.”

“Now, we are incorporating those learnings - that philosophy - into all our latest displays”, he continues. “Because, put simply, why would we limit sustainability to one product? ReDesign represents the next evolution of that journey. It builds on everything we have achieved and learnt through the creation of EcoDesign, applying those insights across our portfolio to create more sustainable products, reduce environmental impact, and help our customers achieve their own sustainability ambitions.”

The reimagined ReDesign philosophy is built around six core principles. Together, these will guide the design, development, and delivery of products that minimise resource consumption, reduce waste and landfill, and support a more sustainable future. These principles are:

Reduce: Design products and packaging using less materials and resources and requiring less energy in manufacture and usage.

Reuse: Develop products and services for a longer lifecycle, with upgradeable/modular components, or that can be reused again.

Repair: Deliver products that can be repaired more easily, extending display lifetimes and return on investment for existing owners.

Refurbish: Innovate products that can be refurbished, repurposing them for extended opportunities and use with new owners.

Recycle: Create products and packaging made of recycled and bio-based materials, designed so they can be easily recycled after use.

Reinvent: Combine all these approaches to design, develop and deliver new products, services and business models for the future.

Part of a strategic rollout, products incorporating the new ReDesign methodology are already being manufactured and delivered across PPDS’ worldwide local for local network. Supported by parent company TPV’s manufacturing capabilities, with facilities spanning Europe, the Americas, India, Asia Pacific and China, ReDesign will be progressively applied across Philips Professional Displays.

Examples include the recently unveiled Philips Signage 7000 Series launched at InfoComm 2026, together with Philips Signage 5000 Series (D-Line) and the Philips Signage 2000 Series unveiled in the months before. Beyond the displays themselves, ReDesign extends to every aspect of product delivery, including more sustainable packaging solutions.

Innovations include packaging formats that have been reduced without compromising on protection integrity, recycled brown cardboard and packaging that is almost entirely plastic free. Continued improvements in palletisation are also delivering measurable environmental benefits, contributing to an estimated annual reduction of 184 tonnes of Tank-to-Wheel (TTW) CO2 emissions while saving approximately 107 tonnes of wood each year, according to PPDS.

“Sustainability is not simply a buzzword, it is a business imperative that will shape the future of our industry”, says Stefan van Sabben, Global Director CSR and Sustainability for TPV, including PPDS. “Real progress requires long term commitment and meaningful action, not short term initiatives. At PPDS, sustainability has been embedded in our business, with continuous investment in research, development and innovation delivering measurable benefits for both our customers and the environment.”

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