Articles Tagged with ''recyclable packaging''

The Recycling Partnership unveiled a new Recycling Participation Fund supported by major industry partners to improve consumer engagement in recycling programs. The initiative will fund community-based strategies and research designed to increase recycling participation and help states meet emerging recycling performance goals.

Nurri has expanded its ultra-filtered milk shake line at Costco with a new strawberry flavor, joining chocolate and vanilla less than a year after the brand first hit shelves. The 12-pack offers 30g of protein, just 1g of sugar and convenient aluminum packaging at a member price of $19.99.

Climate change, economic pressures, and shifting consumer priorities are reshaping how food and beverage companies approach sustainability. Success will hinge on delivering products that are environmentally responsible, competitively priced, and easy for consumers to adopt into daily life.

Ferrero's latest Sustainability Report highlights continued progress in traceability across its global supply chains, with more than 90% of key ingredients now mapped to origin.

Coaqua is available in six different varieties: Still Coconut Water, Sparkling Coconut Water, Citrus Circus Coconut Water, Lemony Passion Coconut Water, Soursop Coconut Water, and Espresso Coconut Water. 

Responding to the growing demand for more accountability in recycling from government regulators, brand companies and in the broader media, APR’s updated program stands out among others in the industry for being straightforward, streamlined, aligned with international standards.

Prepared Foods talks sustainability with packaging designer Tom Newmaster, owner and partner at FORCEpkg, Lancaster, Pa.

At the top of the trends hierarchy are five macro forces that impact consumer needs and behavior: focus on health, increased cost of living, potential political and global threats, technology transformations, and health of the planet. This last force, health of the planet, inspires consumers to do what they can to manage their impact on the environment. Sustainable packaging is essential to health of the planet because it allows consumers to take action in a tangible way.

Inline Plastics has pre-qualified all of its products with the How2Recycle® labeling system. This is a significant milestone that will help processors and retailers properly label packaged fresh foods.

In 2020, Inline Plastics launched its reborn PET material, which utilizes post-consumer content made from the latest recycling technology, Advanced Recycling. Currently, all their PET products contain 10% reborn post-consumer material.