Frugalpac, a leading sustainable packaging company renowned for its groundbreaking Frugal Bottle, has been honored with the distinguished King’s Award for Enterprise for Innovation. The Frugal Bottle, crafted from 94% recycled paperboard, is revolutionizing the drinks industry by significantly reducing carbon emissions compared to traditional glass bottles.
With distribution in major retailers like Aldi and Sainsbury’s, as well as adoption by 45 brands across 25 countries, including the US, Canada, and Australia, the Frugal Bottle is making waves globally. Notably, it received royal recognition when Frugalpac showcased a special edition 'Cardboardeaux' bottle to His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Queen during a Franco-British trade event in Bordeaux.
Founded in 2011, Frugalpac's commitment to sustainability is evident through its Ipswich Innovation Centre, where it pioneers eco-friendly packaging solutions using recycled materials. The Frugal Bottle, with its easily separable food-grade pouch and lightweight design, boasts impressive environmental credentials, validated by independent studies.
Moreover, Frugalpac's innovative approach extends to its Frugal Bottle Assembly Machines, facilitating local production worldwide and further reducing carbon footprint. With machines operational in Canada, the US, and Australia, Frugalpac is driving the global transition towards sustainable packaging solutions.
CEO Malcolm Waugh expressed gratitude for the prestigious recognition and emphasized Frugalpac's dedication to pioneering low-carbon solutions. The King’s Award for Enterprise underscores Frugalpac's pivotal role in advancing sustainable practices in the wine and spirits industry, aligning with His Majesty's commitment to honoring outstanding businesses.
