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FOODSERVICE

Game-Changing Innovations from San Francisco to France

Compostable packaging for sports venues and mono-material meal trays that facilitate recycling are just some of the recent noteworthy developments in foodservice packaging.

Brad Addington

March 13, 2026

In 2025, key advancements in foodservice packaging included Eco-Products' compostable packaging for the San Francisco Giants, HERMA's high-speed labeling for salad clamshells, BiOrigin's oil and grease resistant paper, and Amcor's mono-material polypropylene meal tray for France's recycling system. Discover these innovations below.

Image of clamshell pack featuring labeling applied using the HERMA 652C Top & Bottom Labeler.

Streamlining Salad Packaging with Advanced Labeling Solutions

September 22, 2025

Precision-engineered HERMA 752C and 652C labeling machines deliver speed, accuracy, and reliability for clamshell salad pack production lines across the United States.

Image of salad bowls in a refrigerated case

Avantium, Royal Vezet to provide PEF-based packaging for Albert Heijn salad bowls

October 31, 2024

Avantium’s PEF (polyethylene furanoate) is a 100% plant-based, fully recyclable polymer and offers a renewable and circular packaging solution for Royal Vezet’s salad bowls.

Boskovich Farm’s New Green Fork Brand Shakes Up the Salad Mix Category with Forkfuls of Fresh Goodness

May 23, 2022

Chase Design Group provides naming, branding, and design that encourages consumers to eat their greens.

Sabra Announces Fresh Collaboration with Fifth Season

January 3, 2022

Introducing More Convenient & Sustainable Salad Kits

Market Trends: Produce Packaging

Packaging innovations produce better eating

Rebecca Eve Schweitzer

December 10, 2014

“Eat your fruits and vegetables,” says every mother everywhere. In fact, that resounding admonition has been echoed by parents, teachers, nutritionists, doctors and even governments for decades.

OCTAL’s streamlined manufacturing process eases traceability for thermoformers

Process for DPET sheet allows for transparent and straightforward traceability documentation.

January 3, 2013

To eliminate some of the risks to true traceability, thermoformers can now look at today’s new, unique direct-to-sheet process (DPET™) from OCTAL that eliminates five stages of the conventional sheet production process (pelletizer, SSP, compactor, dryer and extruder).