Items Tagged with 'sustainable packaging'

Waiākea Hawaiian Volcanic Beverages announced it has commercialized the use of algae-based inks for its social impact beverage products.

Medly Wine unveiled its organic, zero-sugar wines from the Mediterranean, delivered direct-to-consumer in sustainable pouches. 

The beverage packaging market continues to value aluminum formats for a variety of reasons, especially due to its recyclability and convenience qualities. 

Demand for shrink and stretch sleeve labels from beverage-makers remains strong, particularly with brands focused on premium positioning, functional products, and limited-edition offerings.

Alisha Eason, CEO of Oodles of Doodles, shares the brand’s mission of making kids hydration fun and functional. 

Demand for on-the-go beverages is impacting the caps and closures market, as suppliers innovate to help brands meet consumer trends.

Stora Enso recently launched Ensovelvet, a new, uncoated, solid bleached sulfate (SBS) board with velvet-like smoothness on both sides.

TricorBraun announced the launch of its PolyRecycle Store Drop-off recyclable bag. The bag now features a one-way degassing valve specifically designed for packaging fresh coffee.

Within the beverage industry, packaging materials play a crucial role in sustainability; as such, bag-in-box (BIB) and carton companies are working toward creating more environmentally friendly packages.

As both the canned water and kids’ drink markets evolve, founder Shelly Garg notes that innovation will come not just from flavor or design, but from purpose-driven brands that understand the values of the next generation — and those raising them, she adds.