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The Compostable Packaging Life Cycle

Jan 24th 2024

Approximately 36% of all plastics produced are used in packaging, with around 85% of that packaging ultimately ending up in landfill or as litter. In 2018 the U.S. sent 10 million tons of plastic packaging to landfill, with only 2 million tons being recycled. With these statistics in mind, it’s more important than ever for the packaging life cycle to be circular. But what does that mean? "A circular economy aims to redefine growth, f …
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Amplify Your Impact: How Brand Advocacy Takes Sustainability to the Next Level

Jan 17th 2024

More than ever before, customers are prioritizing sustainability and actively seeking out products that align with their values. Modern customers form stronger relationships with brands that pay attention to the environmental impacts of their products. “Customers now align themselves with brands that are compatible with their values and priorities.” - Most Consumers Want Sustainable Products and Packaging, Business News Daily Th …
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Beyond Packaging: Building a Sustainable Brand

Jan 10th 2024

2024 marks a pivotal point for businesses worldwide. As environmental and social activism continue to take center stage, companies must integrate sustainability into every part of their operations. With the  2025 global plastic targets looming, the choice is clear: adapt or be swept away by the "green tide" of eco-conscious consumers. Over 400 US municipalities have implemented bans or taxes on single-use plastics,  …
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Transitioning to Compostable Packaging

Jan 3rd 2024

Why Sustainable Packaging Matters More Than Ever As the calendar turns to a new year, it's time for businesses to look ahead! Not just in terms of profits and growth, but also in how their operations impact the world around us. In 2024, the importance of sustainable packaging is more pronounced than ever, driven by heightened environmental awareness and a collective call for action against climate change. This shift isn't just about why su …
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Rethinking Waste

Dec 13th 2023

What is Waste? Waste refers to materials that are unwanted or unusable. These waste materials are typically regarded as having no further value and are discarded after use. Historically, human civilizations have always grappled with waste, but the scale and nature of it have evolved dramatically. From the early practices of simply discarding waste in unoccupied areas to today’s sophisticated waste management systems, our approach to waste …
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