Evergreen Packaging: Packaging paper promotes high runnability and converting performance

Evergreen Packaging, a supplier of liquid packaging board, launched its Sentinel paper and paperboard line for food products. The new brand includes Sentinel Food Service Board and Cupstock, Sentinel Food Grade Packaging Board, and Sentinel Flexible Packaging Paper.

Sentinel paper and paperboard products are designed to be used in a variety of food service and food packaging applications with varying shelf life needs. Beyond its versatility, the Sentinel line offers outstanding runnability and converting performance for food processors. In addition, the products offer ideal print capabilities for both retail and food service brands.

Sentinel paper and paperboard is dependable and durable and can be converted into a variety of formats including cups, trays, plates, ovenable board, cartons, flexible packaging and box liners, as well as a wide range of other formats. Available in a variety of basis weights and coatings, Sentinel paper and paperboard are designed to perform well in a wide range of applications.

“In developing our Sentinel brand, we drew on our expertise in protecting freshness,” says Evergreen Packaging VP of Paper and Paperboard Chuck Pembroke. “As global leaders in liquid packaging board we have proven extrusion capabilities and understand how to design board and paper barriers to perform well within a range of shelf life needs. Our TruTaste® brand of refrigerated liquid packaging board has been the standard in freshness protection for the dairy and juice categories. From quick serve restaurant environments to the retail freezer case to the oven, we have options to protect product freshness. In addition, our commitment to sustainability, and particularly responsible forestry, provides brands with a positive story. If brands are using our board or paper, our story is their story.”

Evergreen Packaging sources all its wood fiber responsibly by maintaining three forestry certifications and conducting annual third-party audits. More than half the energy that fuels the manufacturing process is from biomass.