Fresh Express cuts plastic in half
New fresh-cut vegetables from Fresh Express come in flexible packaging that uses 50% less material. More...
New products from the Fresh Express unit of Chiquita Brands come in flexible packaging that uses 50% less material. The new Fresh Express line of “artisanal salads” are packaged in bags, trade-named Natursave, that use half the plastic of last year’s Spring Greens package. The bags use a vertical window that runs nearly the length of the package, providing an even better look at the product. The Natursave name and the “50% less plastic” claim are included in the bag’s graphics. The bag won a 2010 Packaging Innovation award from the United Fresh Produce Association. The artisanal line comprises two initial flavors, Sierra Crisp Herb and Wild Rocket Zest.
New products from the Fresh Express unit of Chiquita Brands come in flexible packaging that uses 50% less material. The new Fresh Express line of “artisanal salads” are packaged in bags, trade-named Natursave, that use half the plastic of last year’s Spring Greens package. The bags use a vertical window that runs nearly the length of the package, providing an even better look at the product. The Natursave name and the “50% less plastic” claim are included in the bag’s graphics. The bag won a 2010 Packaging Innovation award from the United Fresh Produce Association. The artisanal line comprises two initial flavors, Sierra Crisp Herb and Wild Rocket Zest.
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