Evergreen Packaging's PlantCarton Uses 70% Renewable Material
Laura McQuarrie — March 12, 2019 — Eco
References: plantcarton & prnewswire
Evergreen Packaging's plant-based packaging solutions provide a sustainable alternative to petroleum-based packaging, helping to reduce the need for plastic. As the recyclable PlantCarton is made with a minimum of 70% renewable material, including paper from trees grown with responsible forestry practices, it is said to offer "an immediate opportunity to reduce plastic use by up to 80%."
By listening to the values expressed by its customers, New Barn Organics will be transitioning its line of almond milk products to Evergreen's PlantCarton as a more sustainable alternative to the plastic packaging it currently uses.
Evergreen Packaging also offers a range of other innovative plant-based packaging solutions for different needs, including renewable cupstock and ice cream board.
By listening to the values expressed by its customers, New Barn Organics will be transitioning its line of almond milk products to Evergreen's PlantCarton as a more sustainable alternative to the plastic packaging it currently uses.
Evergreen Packaging also offers a range of other innovative plant-based packaging solutions for different needs, including renewable cupstock and ice cream board.
Trend Themes
1. Plant-based Packaging - Opportunity to disrupt plastic-based packaging with renewable and sustainable materials.
2. Renewable Material - Potential to replace petroleum-based materials with materials made from renewable resources.
3. Responsibly Sourced Forestry Practices - Emphasis on sustainable sourcing of materials could lead to innovations in more environmentally-friendly production practices.
Industry Implications
1. Packaging - Opportunity to create new solutions using plant-based materials and reduce reliance on plastic-based packaging.
2. Food and Beverage - Potential to transition from plastic packaging to more sustainable options, particularly within the growing plant-based and organic food and beverage markets.
3. Forestry and Paper - Increased demand for responsibly sourced materials could drive innovation in sustainable forestry practices and paper production.
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