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June 18, 2020
…are concerned with protecting the freshness of food as it travels. Which Packaging Material is Most Sustainable? Compare Sustainable Packaging Options When researching packaging materials, plastic is frequently compared to…
October 5, 2016
…the consumer to an external source to receive information about the GMO status of the product, including a website URL, phone number, or a scannable QR code. The federally mandated…
December 21, 2016
…been updated to allow Canadians to more easily compare similar types of food (e.g. two different brands of yogurt). The new serving size reference amounts can be found in the…
June 1, 2017
…vs. sustainability of a flexible package—we developed SmartPack™, which uses energy-curing technology to reduce the number of films needed to produce a sustainable flexible package with a proprietary coating. This…
May 8, 2017
…my product? Many fresh and frozen food producers and brokers have an image of sustainable packaging as flimsy and cheaper than traditional plastic or foil packaging. However, “sustainable packaging” refers…
August 30, 2017
…flimsy or cheap, and has the ability to reproduce those impactful visual elements that consumers gravitate to. Historically, in the packaging world, words like “eco-friendly”, “recyclable”, or “biodegradable” have been…
September 27, 2021
…approved Sourced from Envision Plastics Reduces resin manufacturing energy consumption by 90% (compared to virgin resin) Reduces resin manufacturing CO2 production by 78% (compared to virgin resin) A critical link…
March 2, 2017
…started, download our FREE Guide to Food Labeling Regulations: USA vs. Canada and learn what the latest requirements are in each country—as well as how they compare to each other—in…
May 28, 2019
…can make is to choose packaging that doesn’t end in landfills when it doesn’t have to and to select biodegradable options when recyclable options don’t exist. Compare Sustainable Packaging Options…
June 19, 2019
…doesn’t feel flimsy or cheap. Historically, at least in the flexible packaging industry, words like “recyclable”, “biodegradable”, “compostable”, and “eco-friendly” have been synonymous with diminished quality. That’s simply no longer…