Paper Packaging

The designs are incredibly appealing, showcasing the recognisable Minions characters in new lunchbox-friendly, square packaging.

Maren Fuhrich, brand manager at FrieslandCampina, said: “Sustainability is a key focus for us at FrieslandCampina so we’re proud to introduce the new eco-friendly cardboard carton packaging this autumn – another step along the road in our ambition to make 100% of our packaging recyclable or reusable by 2025, whilst also providing healthy nutrition to a growing population.”

A well-known chocolate brand is switching to paper packaging in a bid to avoid excess plastic waste.

Mars Wrigley bars such as Mars Bars and Snickers will begin the transition to paper wrapping in Australia in April, with all chocolate produced by the company to be recyclable, reusable or compostable by 2025.

It is expected to eliminate more than 360 tonnes of plastic from the nation's supply chain.

Research and development director Chris Hutton said using paper packaging was a world-first for the company after two years of research at its Ballarat site. 

It is easy to customize them according to business needs. They can be printed with alluring designs to meet promotional requirements. Many businesses like to get them laminated with a biodegradable vinyl sheet that can preserve printing quality. It is also beneficial for resistance against moisture. Eco-Friendly boxes are no less than a bliss for modern-age product manufacturers. They provide a lot of environmental benefits that can enhance the image of any brand. The term “eco-friendly” is new, but these packages are here for a very long time.

Often, in our everyday lives, we may unintentionally remain oblivious to the sheer volume of paper we consume daily. The ecological footprint of paper consumption directly impacts natural resources such as water, forest, and even air. Understandably, the need to balance vital ecosystems makes it imperative to practice judicious use of paper.

This breakthrough solution seeks to help brands and converters across the globe meet their environmental goals while providing customers with more circular curbside recyclable packaging options.

At Huhtamaki we want to do more. Our aim is to be a pioneer of sustainable packaging solutions. We take a material positive approach, ensuring that the best material is used for the right product. For us, fiber can and will play an important role.  

The Big 4 grocer is making the move to reduce the number of rolls per pack on one of its most popular own-brand products, significantly reducing its packaging and removing over 1,200 lorries from the road each year.

The new Shades Double Toilet Rolls, which are FSC accredited, will be available in-store and online and are available across all seven existing toilet roll lines.

Asda’s new toilet roll plastic packaging is recyclable at over 150 Asda stores, meaning customers can take it to one of its front-of-store recycling points to reduce the impact on the environment.