Hippo now offers sustainable packaging options such as compostable containers and flexible bags, hemp packaging, ocean reclaimed plastic, and other products.

It’s no secret that we—all of us—are facing a very real, very serious threat from pollution. Yet, this is where our common ground seems to end.
 

New packaging uses renewable material and a by-product from paper making as well as post-consumer recycled content supporting Essity’s sustainability targets.

The new bags also keep chips fresher for longer.

SunDance USA says its paper pouch packaging is 100% recyclable, biodegradable and compostable.

New research from Aquapak shows that 76% say the fashion/retail industry is not doing enough to reduce plastic packaging and 67% want to see a greater use of paper-based packaging.

The W 500 is a universal flowpacking solution, which offers a high level of flexibility for packing a wide range of food products. 

Findings show that paper, paperboard and fiberboard plant-based biodegradable flexible packaging, along with synthetic biodegradable packaging, are the most common materials being used to replace less sustainable alternatives like plastic, paper and foil packaging.  

New sustainable packaging initiative will seek to replace unnecessary plastic from the food and beverage and packaging supply chains. 

Labatt Blue and Labatt Blue Light recently rolled out new recycled and photodegradable green plastic carrier rings — Hi-Cone RingCycles.