Ameripen has elected nine new or returning board members representing companies across consumer packaged goods, packaging, retail and materials. The appointments reinforce the organization's focus on science-based packaging policy, sustainability and the circular economy.
The US Plastics Pact has appointed Crystal Bayliss as executive director following her tenure as interim executive director. Bayliss will lead the organization as it continues working with stakeholders across the plastics packaging value chain to advance circular economy initiatives and address evolving sustainability and regulatory challenges.
Brand owners featured food and beverage products advancing sustainability through upcycling, regenerative agriculture, organic sourcing and packaging innovation
From upcycled cacao and regenerative beef to shelf-stable oat milk slices and organic ultra-filtered dairy, this video presentation showcases how brands are integrating sustainability across sourcing, processing and packaging. Explore the latest products reflecting evolving priorities in food and beverage innovation.
Weekender Wheat is a wheat whisky in North America available in a paper bottle, which is made from 100% recycled paperboard, while an interior liner protects the whisky and maintains flavor.
The final packaging contains at least 60% UCO-based bio-renewable polymer material, which is part of SABIC’s TRUCIRCLE™ portfolio. Oerlemans Plastics member of OPACKGROUP, a specialized manufacturer of flexible films and packaging, converts these polymers to a multilayer PE film for Lamb Weston’s pre-fried frozen potato products.
Lu Ann Williams, Innova Market Insights’ Co-Founder and Global Insights Director, discusses growing consumer interest in sustainability and its impacts on new foods and beverages.
The products are packaged in fully-compostable bags, which are printed using water-based inks that will break down into soil
July 14, 2022
The line is committed to building a better future by providing better choices for everyday produce; its compostable, plant-based bags will break down into the earth's soil over time, contributing to farming's regenerative cycle and providing a solution to the current plastic crisis.