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Weekly plastic reduction figures are expected to reach 7,920 kg for each fruit line, totaling more than 15,800 kg of plastic savings per week.
Dole Food Company, Amcor, and Ambev Utilize Recyclable Packaging Materials
The new design incorporates over 60% recycled cardboard and is fully recyclable in Australian curbside bins.
Mondelez International, Nestlé Dessert, and Blue Heron Botanicals Utilize Paper-based Packaging
The change will impact 46 different wines and is expected to prevent 38 tons of packaging waste annually.
Aldi, Plastipak, and Alava Reduce Packaging
The pack features perforations and holes to accommodate variations in egg sizes while improving stacking stability and protection during transit.
DS Smith, Marks & Spencer, and Guyenne Papier in Collaboration with LFI Emballages Switch to Paper-based Packaging
Sinclair’s T55 label is the first to meet both the industrial and home composting requirements.
Sinclair, Avantium N.V., and Good Nature Co. Utilize Biodegradable Packaging Materials
This initiative is expected to reduce virgin plastic use by 160 tons.
Tip Top Bakeries, Boom Beauty, and Edible GArden AG Incorporated Utilize Recyclable Packaging Innovations
Berry’s CleanStream PCR PP technology enables the production of these packs with up to 100% recycled content.
Berry Global, Yoyo Grocery, and Citeo partnered with Le Forgone Utilize Reusable and Refillable Packaging
The 80% recycled plastic packaging will initially be used for approximately 300 million bars produced annually in Bournville, England, and Coolock, Ireland.
Mondelēz International, Aptar Beauty, and Asda Introduce Packaging Designed for Improved Recyclability
The 12-ounce bottles are designed for sale in convenience stores, grocery stores, and vending machines, responding to consumer demand for a larger, resealable option.
Capri Sun, Kraft Heinz, and Mixpow Introduce Packaging Designed for Use Engagement
The transition to fiber-based lids is expected to reduce plastic consumption by 59,000 kg by the end of 2025 and lower carbon emissions due to the lids' smaller environmental footprint.
McDonald's, Better Battery Co., and James Cropper's Switch to Paper Products
The bio-degradable straws further Starbucks' goal of a 50% reduction in waste by 2030.
Starbucks, Heavenly Tea, and Bioleather Introduce Bio-Based Innovations
Image courtesy of Evian
Evian, KFC Canada, and Asahi Introduce Packaging Designed for User Engagement
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