Articles Tagged with ''compostable packaging''

Development can help Japanese manufacturers remove plastic linings in paper and board packaging.

Installation of these systems is part of Genera’s large-scale expansion of its manufacturing facility in Vonore, Tennessee, where locally grown grasses are transformed into molded fiber packaging solutions.

Certification confirms that the GreenPod Home range can break down and biodegrade in domestic conditions, leaving no toxic residues or persistent microplastics behind.

For brands aiming to boost both sustainability and consumer appeal, today’s flexible packaging closure designs can assist in circularity objectives while continuing to deliver the convenience and functionality that help build brand loyalty.

Breakthrough approach could be used to help verify compliance with EU packaging directives and regulations.

Aim is for Xampla’s revolutionary Morro materials to replace more than 10 billion units of the most polluting single-use plastic, including plastic linings found in takeaway boxes, coffee cups, and sachets.

The USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service has awarded 21 research grants for produce packaging with the aim of helping U.S. farmers meet foreign requirements and maintain market access for U.S. exports. 

The bill expresses concern that solid waste may soon exceed landfill capacity in all of Hawaii’s counties, adding that the state would benefit from reduced waste production by expanding alternative strategies like reuse, refill, composting, and recycling.

Eco-Products will provide compostable products to support Oracle Park’s award-winning waste diversion program.

Greenwashing is particularly prevalent in the packaging industry, with truth-averse claims causing negative publicity and diminished consumer trust.