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Like everything else these
days, “green” claims have hit packaging in a big way. The
emergence of new claims, such as “renewable” and
“sustainable,” and claims about carbon offsets and renewable
energy are all the rage now. They’re being pushed by product
manufacturers, as well as by major retailers.
Cutting back on bottled
water is becoming a way to do your part to save the planet. Even though the category was created by packaging technology
and marketing, bottled water is an integral part of consumer lifestyles.
It’s a brand new
year, with a brand new name for the magazine. It’s also time for New
Year’s resolutions. Will this be the year you stop fighting the
crocodiles and begin draining the swamp?
Last month you read the
final issue of Food & Drug Packaging. When it launched in 1959, its purpose was to report on
packaging developments specifically in the markets overseen by the U.S.
Food and Drug Administration.
While there has been
significant progress made during the past year toward a greater overall
understanding of sustainability, corporate social responsibility and
sustainable packaging, Jason Pearson, the president and CEO of Greenblue
recently made a keen observation.
Santa’s not the only one making a list and checking it twice. The European
Commission (EC) is working to complete its list of plastic additives for food
packaging, and apparently is ready to grant a temporary reprieve for those
additives not currently included.
Sustainability is a hot topic right now. But most people don’t truly understand sustainability and what is involved. Sustainability has many different aspects to it, a social aspect, an economical aspect, an environmental aspect.
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