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How Bumble Bee Seafood is Transitioning Multipack Shrink Wrap to Recyclable Cartons

The company produces 26 million multipacks each year, and saw an opportunity to transition to more readily recyclable packaging through a partnership with R.A Jones.

Navigating a major shift in packaging formats can be a challenge, and Jeff Wintering, Chief Technology Officer of R.A Jones, a Coesia company, and Leslie Hushka, Senior VP of Global Corporate Social Responsibility at Bumble Bee Seafood, spoke to PACK EXPO Las Vegas attendees about how Bumble Bee partnered with R.A Jones to help them achieve their sustainability goal with new multipack cartons, which will be rolled out in 2022. Today, 96% of all Bumble Bee product packaging is  readily recyclable. The shift from shrink wrap to paperboard will help the company move to 98% in 2022.

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