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Is Compostable Packaging Only For Food?

Oct 25th 2023

As brands become increasingly aware of their environmental footprint, the question of how we package our products has never been more relevant. The food industry is undergoing a transformative shift towards more sustainable packaging choices. But is this exclusive to food packaging? Or does the potential of compostable packaging extend beyond the boundaries of meals and snacks? The unique nature of composting, the power of closed-loop sys …
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What Happens to Compostable Items in a Landfill?

Oct 18th 2023

We’re often asked the question: "Will my packaging compost in a landfill?" At first glance, the answer is straightforward - no. But as with many things, the longer answer is a little more complex. The terms biodegradable and compostable are often used interchangeably, but they are not the same. The real question many are hinting at is, "Will it biodegrade in a landfill?". The answer to that is “it depends”. The end result of composting …
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Ensuring the Success of Compostable Packaging

Oct 11th 2023

PART 1: What Makes Compostability Certification Effective? Read More PART 2: Ensuring the Success of Compostable Packaging Over one-third of all plastic produced is used for packaging, and most will end up in landfills. While compostable packaging offers a promising solution, the real challenge lies beyond just achieving certification. It's time for sustainabl …
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What Makes Compostability Certification Effective?

Oct 4th 2023

PART 1: What Makes Compostability Certification Effective? PART 2: Ensuring the Success of Compostable Packaging Read More Compostable packaging reduces the need for plastic, diverts waste away from landfills, and ultimately helps to create a beneficial end product - compost! Manufacturers of compostable products validate compostability claims by testing …
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The History of Composting - The Modern Journey

Sep 27th 2023

In the early days of U.S. agriculture, the vast expanse of fertile land made it easy for farmers to overlook the long-term benefits of sustainable farming practices. The abundant, nutrient-rich land led many to believe that practices like composting weren't necessary. Over time this mindset resulted in the depletion of essential soil nutrients, causing a decline in soil productivity. In the 1840s, German chemist Justus Von Liebig introduced a th …
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