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Icebox Water, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y., announces the launch of its new initiative, Beyond the Bottle. The initiative is committed to educating all people on the importance of personal and planetary health, supported by Icebox Water’s pure, sustainably sourced drinking water and environmentally responsible packaging, the company says. By providing consistently updated information about the state of the environment and healthy, sustainable water sourcing, Icebox Water demonstrates the need for reducing plastic pollution while providing an ethical, delicious source of water, it adds. 

A product’s packaging can play just as much of a role in a products success as what is inside.

To complement its expanded distribution, Boxed Water added a 1-liter box and a six-pack of 500-ml cartons to its product line.

In the beverage market, brand owners are changing the rules when it comes to packaging.

Understanding consumer wants and needs can be crucial when it comes to product development and sustainability.

Forty-five percent of U.S. households now can recycle cartons through their curbside recycling programs and other recycling venues, the Carton Council of North America reports. This opportunity is due to a voluntary collaboration between private and public sectors that includes industry recycling facilities and local governments, the Vernon Hills, Ill.-based organization says.

According to the Carton Council, Vernon Hills, Ill., the number of households that have the ability to recycle cartons has increased 128 percent in three years.

In February, Bonfire Wines will introduce its first wines in sustainable, portable pouches and cartons aimed at millennial consumers.

 As pottery-makers and glass blowers have known for thousands of years, the shape of a container is a powerful art form, says George Caplea, executive vice president of global business development for Constar Inc., Trevose, Pa.