Sustainable packaging - Articles - Page 17

Beverage industry furthers initiatives to protect the planet

Crew Bottle Co. helps bars replace plastic jugs, single-use pre-mixers

Barbara Harfmann

November 13, 2019

Beverage companies and plants are increasing efforts to further sustainability.

Sustainability a cornerstone for beverage plants

Companies adopt water reuse, recycled materials and zero-waste practices

Barbara Harfmann

November 8, 2019

Today, 90 percent of beverage plants are trying to achieve some degree of sustainability, which includes adoption of zero waste, water reuse, recycled materials and waste minimization.

Maple Hill and SIG worked together to create shelf-stable, single-serve cartons for Maple Hill’s 100 percent grass-fed organic whole milk and chocolate milk made with Fair Trade cocoa.

Maple Hill releases shelf-stable, single-serve cartons

Organic milk brand utilizes SIG’s combismile cartons

October 16, 2019

The new 8-ounce cartons of Maple Hill milk provide a convenient, on-the-go option, in a shelf-stable package that does not need refrigeration until after being opened.

Boxed Water Is Better announces collaboration with Art of Tea

Bundle pack included Boxed Water, Art of Tea Matchasticks

October 14, 2019

Boxed Water Is Better, Holland, Mich., announced the launch of Boxed Matcha in collaboration with mission-driven tea importer Art of Tea.

DASANI unveils sustainable packaging innovations

Bottled water brand will debut the HybridBottle, aluminum can packaging

October 9, 2019

Designed to reduce plastic waste and increase the use of recycled and renewable materials in the United States, DASANI’s packaging updates also ensure that all DASANI bottles continue to be fully recyclable, the company says.

Tetra Pak Meal Low meal replacement cartons.

Cartons hit on sustainability, convenience trends

More beverage brands embracing carton packaging

Jessica Jacobsen

October 4, 2019

As beverage-makers look to design upscale, convenient products for consumers’ busy lives, packaging suppliers are navigating the path to amalgam these attributes.

Beverage Brands adapt to sustainable packaging trends

Industry sees more beverages packaged in rPET, aluminum

Taylor Karg

September 19, 2019

There is hope for the environment as beverage manufacturers and consumers increasingly are implementing sustainable packaging options.

Aluminum can packaging with inkjet code.

Packaging shifts impact coding equipment market

Adoption of aluminum cans, plant-based packaging influences coders

Jessica Jacobsen

August 19, 2019

Beverage-makers are tackling the plastic waste problem through their brand portfolios and packaging equipment suppliers are taking notice.

PepsiCo announces changes in bottled water packaging

LIFEWTR to use only 100% rPET while AQUAFINA adds aluminum can packaging to foodservice

August 15, 2019

PepsiCo Inc. announced that LIFEWTR will be packaged in 100 percent rPET bottles and its bubly sparkling waters no longer will be packaged in plastic.

Ardagh Group lightweight aluminum cans. - Beverage Industry

Ardagh Group manufactures lightweight cans

New process designed to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 28,000 tons

August 8, 2019

The Ardagh Group released lightweight aluminum cans thereby reducing its consumption of materials, minimizing its emissions and maximizing the sustainability of its products.

Articles Tagged with ''sustainable packaging''

Beverage industry furthers initiatives to protect the planet

Sustainability a cornerstone for beverage plants

Maple Hill releases shelf-stable, single-serve cartons

Boxed Water Is Better announces collaboration with Art of Tea

DASANI unveils sustainable packaging innovations

Cartons hit on sustainability, convenience trends

Beverage Brands adapt to sustainable packaging trends

Packaging shifts impact coding equipment market

PepsiCo announces changes in bottled water packaging

Ardagh Group manufactures lightweight cans

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