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PepsiCo seeks to achieve 100 percent renewable electricity for US plants

February 14, 2020

This means that some of America’s favorite beverages and snacks, including bubbly, Gatorade and Pepsi, will soon be made using electricity from renewable sources, such as wind and solar.

A sleeve label is applied to an aluminum can or container in multiple ways.

Shrink and stretch labels enhance brand messaging, safety

Shrink films protect ingredient efficacy and provide longer shelf life

February 11, 2020

Experts note that various trends are facilitating an increase in usage of stretch and shrink labels, including proliferation of functional beverages, sugar reductions, natural ingredients as well as ingredient transparency.

GPI unveils KeelClip to increase sustainability, merchandising options

AB InBev to leverage KeelClip on Bud Light and Stella Artois in UK

February 10, 2020

Designed for aluminum cans, the KeelClip offers sustainability advantages and merchandising benefits as compared with other packaging options, the company says.

Boxed Water adds 330-ml size to lineup

New package size available online now, retailers in Q1

January 28, 2020

Boxed Water Is Better, Holland, Mich., announced it will add a 330-ml size to its line of water packaged in 100 percent recyclable and paper-based cartons. The current product assortment is available in 250-ml, 500-ml and 1-liter boxes that are packed in six-pack, 12-pack and 24-pack configurations.

Closure market creates solutions to support beverage recycling

Suppliers develop tethered caps to reduce plastic waste

Jessica Jacobsen

January 14, 2020

Caps and closure suppliers highlight the impact that sustainability is having on their market as these companies look to support an environment free of plastic waste.

Reusable packaging protects planet, improves bottom line

91 percent of plastic still not recycled

Barbara Harfmann

January 9, 2020

In an age where sustainability, recyclability and reusability are not just buzzwords to protect the earth, beverage manufacturers are “reading the signs” and stepping up their actions when it comes to reusing materials and reducing packaging waste.

Dupont’s HOLDBAC YM VEGE aids in fermenting plant-based products

December 19, 2019

The ingredients are known for their ability to extend shelf-life and secure the quality of products by holding off yeast and mold spoilage without the use of synthetic preservatives.

Evergreen’s PlantCarton further sustainability efforts

Plant-based packaging option reduces plastic use by 80%

December 14, 2019

For brands wanting to be more relevant to their sustainability-minded customers, the PlantCarton package is a plant-based solution that can reduce plastic use by about 80 percent.

New Barn Organics PlantCarton Paper Packaging

The Best Beverage Packages of 2019

Sustainable packaging leads the way

Jessica Jacobsen

December 13, 2019

For Beverage Industry’s annual Best Packages poll, the publication’s editors nominated five packaging initiatives that addressed sustainable packaging.

ABA, leading beverage brands team up to boost bottle recycling

December 11, 2019

Industry-leading beverage companies The Coca-Cola Co., Keurig Dr Pepper and PepsiCo are taking the lead on another front: protecting the environment.

Articles Tagged with ''sustainability''

PepsiCo seeks to achieve 100 percent renewable electricity for US plants

Shrink and stretch labels enhance brand messaging, safety

GPI unveils KeelClip to increase sustainability, merchandising options

Boxed Water adds 330-ml size to lineup

Closure market creates solutions to support beverage recycling

Reusable packaging protects planet, improves bottom line

Dupont’s HOLDBAC YM VEGE aids in fermenting plant-based products

Evergreen’s PlantCarton further sustainability efforts

The Best Beverage Packages of 2019

ABA, leading beverage brands team up to boost bottle recycling

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