Sustainability

Healthy kids’ food brand, Little Dish, is set to relaunch its eight delicious, veg-packed children’s meals on 6th February 2023. 

The pioneers of fresh food for kids have worked with talented chefs and experts in children’s nutrition and feeding to ensure the new meals are nutritionally balanced for little ones, contain just the right textures, and taste as good as homemade. The updated recipes have up to six different veggies in each meal with exciting new vegetables blended into the mashed potato and sauces, plus ‘made from scratch’ curry pastes to boost flavour. 

Our Chicopee brand’s Quix pretreated towels are helping to fulfill this need in the marketplace. The design is ideal for cleaning and sanitizing where dispensing systems are inconvenient. In addition, Quix® can be used in many different types of environments such as foodservice establishments, schools, office buildings, cafeterias, industrial work spaces, or any other area where sanitizing is a top priority. Each durable towel is pretreated with chemistry that creates a proper strength sanitizing or cleaning solution when added to water. Quix towels are ready to use.

One aspect of Greiner Packaging’s sustainability strategy is reducing its material usage, a goal it has been pursuing for some time now. The company aims to produce packaging that exhibits the same functionality and improved recyclability when compared with previous solutions, in order to cut back on plastic from virgin materials as well as carbon emissions.

Greiner Packaging achieved a material saving of 20% for the new Greek yogurt cup, having reduced the solution’s weight by making adjustments to technical conditions in production.

NotMilk High Protein products in the flavors chocolate, vanilla with coconut and peanut butter, all with 15g of protein, are filled in SIG’s combismile 250 ml aseptic carton packs. The combismile carton pack offers a convenient drinking experience. With its curved, modern shape and easy-grip corners, combismile is easy to use on-the-go, and is designed to stand out on retail shelves. NotCreme is available in combiblocMini 200 ml.

The new 150g refill pouch is 97 percent lighter than the 200g glass coffee jar and has on average 60 percent less plastic than the jar’s lid. 

The pack is resealable to help preserve freshness and once the refill is empty consumers can recycle the pack in more than 5000 stores across the UK and through kerbside collection in Ireland. 

Not only does the new pouch use less packaging, it is also lighter on the wallet and offers better value for money compared to the standard coffee jar helping to make your money go that little bit further. 

Clinique celebrates women all month with its limited edition packaging that debuted for International Women's Day. 

Two of the brand's best-sellers—its moisturizer and makeup remover—are decorated with a bold uplifting illustration by artist Elen Winata.

Clinique is celebrating nearly 55 years of beauty this year. The brand continues its mission to create “great skin for all” by featuring diverse and multigenerational women across its channels.

EPL's Platina is the first fully sustainable and completely recyclable tube in the world, including shoulder and cap, to get this recognition. It is the only tube to have an integrated shoulder INNER BARRIER LINER (IBL) that is also recyclable in HDPE recycle stream. This is a big step forward as it allows the total tube to be recycled in a single recycle stream.

TINE has converted the packaging for two of its Rømme products and one of its sour creams from polystyrene (PS) to PP pots with 50% recycled material, calculated using the mass balance approach, certified by the International Sustainability & Carbon (ISCC PLUS) system.

TINE’s head of sustainability Bjørn Malm said: “At TINE, we want all our packaging to be made of renewable or recycled material by 2025. Our new packaging solution for Rømme and sour cream is an important step towards our goal.”