Burger King Reusable Cup Pilot in Finland, Cadence Travel Containers Made with Ocean-Bound Plastic, La Rosée Refillable Deodorant Stick

Cadence has improved the sustainability of its reusable travel containers by switching from virgin plastic to recycled ocean-bound plastic.ThePackHubCadence Refillable Travel Containers Repurpose Ocean Plastic 

Cadence, a company based in the U.S., has introduced refillable travel containers crafted from recycled ocean-bound plastic, addressing the growing need for sustainable travel solutions. These containers are designed to be leakproof and magnetic, making them both functional and convenient. The Innovation Zone had previously tracked the same solution made from virgin plastic. They come in various sizes to accommodate a range of personal care products, such as moisturisers, shampoos, and toothpaste tabs. Each container is hexagonally shaped, allowing for efficient packing and space utilization, which is beneficial for both travel and home organization. The containers are also customizable with labels, enabling users to easily identify the contents. These containers aim to reduce single-use plastic waste by providing a durable and reusable alternative, promoting environmentally conscious consumer habits. By utilizing recycled materials, the company claims to contribute to the reduction of ocean plastic pollution, aligning with global sustainability goals. 

La Rosée's new reusable deodorant stick reduces weight by 62% compared to a full stick.ThePackHubLa Rosée Co-Develops Refillable Deodorant Stick

Berry Global and La Rosée, a French natural cosmetics company, have co-developed a refillable stick for La Rosée’s popular deodorant. After two years of research, the product is now available in French pharmacies. The deodorant formula, comprising 99% natural ingredients, adheres to stringent specifications, excluding aluminum salts and alcohol. La Rosée sought a sustainable packaging solution, leading to the creation of a reusable, watertight, and aesthetically pleasing pack made of mono-material polypropylene (PP). The refillable stick reduces weight by 62% compared to a full stick and features a convenient and hygienic refill process. Berry’s Marolles, France, factory produces the refill, aiding in local sourcing to reduce carbon footprints. Plans are underway to switch to Berry’s CleanStream recycled PP for contact-sensitive applications. Berry Global, highlights the collaboration’s success and ongoing development of refill solutions, including the recently launched 200ml Prima refillable jar. 

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