Sonoco has launched its new paper-bottomed can in North America. The new can, which features a paper bottom, is made from 100% recycled fiber with up to 90% sourced from post-consumer materials.
Sonoco Launches New Paper-Bottom Can in North America
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Inteplast BOPP Films, manufacturer of biaxially oriented polypropylene films, and VerdaFresh, a provider of sustainable food packaging solutions, have collaborated on a high barrier flexible film that will extend food shelf life and reduce packaging waste. Paul Marquard, general manager and vice president of BOPP Films, said that this project supports eliminating food waste through sustainable packaging. “Alongside VerdaFresh, we’re developing packaging and film solutions that meet the demand for sustainable yet economical barrier packaging. Our oriented films, with their high moisture barrier, perfectly complement VerdaFresh’s coating technology and ensure superior oxygen protection. Together, we’re addressing the critical need to protect products and extend shelf life while embracing sustainability and functionality,” said Marquard.
Consider millennials as the poster children for sustainability. They’re the ones toting reusable fabric bags at your local farmer’s market and driving hybrid vehicles around town. If you think about it, it’s no surprise: they learned from the Greatest Generation, who founded Earth Day and turned environmentalism into actionable steps to preserve the planet. As millennials grab the environmentalism baton, their spending habits are expected to match their commitment to the planet. For example, one survey found that 75 percent of millennials look for and spend money on sustainable food products versus just 34 percent of Baby Boomers. As millennials spend serious cash on sustainable products across all industries — from food to cleaning supplies to wellness products — companies are quickly introducing products that appeal to their desire to protect the environment.
Lacerta Group, LLC, a leading provider of custom and stock packaging solutions for food processors and supermarkets, has been awarded the EcoVadis Bronze status for its commitment to sustainability. This award is a testament to Lacerta's ongoing efforts to integrate circularity across its operations and supply chain. The EcoVadis Badge recognizes eligible companies that have completed their assessment process and demonstrated a relatively strong management system that addresses sustainability criteria. This recognition acknowledges achievement relative to other assessed companies. "Lacerta Group has a long-standing commitment to sustainability, and we are honored to receive the EcoVadis Bronze Status as a step in our journey," said Matt Crider, VP of R&D and New Product Development at Lacerta Group. "This recognition underscores our dedication to improving sustainable outcomes for our company, our customers, and those who use our packaging products."