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Mars' Kind brand's new paper-based wrapper has a shorter shelf life than the existing polypropylene wrapper. But for grab-and-go sales of a product likely to be immediately consumed, is all that shelf-life necessary?
Does Your Packaging Need All That Performance?
Eric Mars 2
Mars, Suppliers, & VCs Invoke Health & Safety While Pursuing Sustainability
The Kind Dark Chocolate Nuts & sea salt bars will be sold in singles in the paper wrapper at Whole Foods, so a consumer will not purchase a carton.
Mars' Kind is Next in Line with Curbside Recyclable Paper Wrapper
PMMI VP Tom Egan led a CPG Sustainability Panel at PMMI's ELC, with from left Michael Collins, vice president of Sales and marketing for Sterling Contract Packaging, Inc.; Jim Prunesti, Senior VP of Engineering from ConAgra Brands; Matt Reynolds, Chief Editor, Packaging World magazine and Laura Shimmin, Associate Director of Packaging R&D at Mars Wrigley.
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With more focus from consumers on healthier options, Mars' Kind bar will be instrumental to further growth in the snacking sector.
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Ben Miyares | Packaging Sherpa
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Kimberly Sheehy, Global Scientific & Regulatory Affairs Program Manager, Packaging, Mars Wrigley.
Kimberly Sheehy, Global Scientific & Regulatory Affairs Program Manager, Packaging, Mars Wrigley
Modeling and simulation tools have historically been used broadly within the aerospace and automotive industries for years, and now, these cutting-edge tools are beginning to be used for everyday products, including fast-moving consumer goods and packaging.
Mars' Digital Package Modeling Cuts Waste, Time to Market
Nokia's switch to recyclable packaging for its Lightspan broadpand access nodes reduces package size by 60%.
Nokia, Heineken Group, and Mars Food & Nutrition Australia Introduce Innovations for Package Recyclability and Material Reduction
Panel starting from the left: Ron Puvak of CPA, Eric Klingenberg, of Mars, Steve Sena of Truvant, Robert Cotton of PepsiCo, and David Feber of McKinsey & Company.
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