As Canton, Mass.-based Dunkin’ continues to navigate the COVID-19 health crisis, the brand has simultaneously continued to advance key sustainability initiatives to responsibly serve both people and the planet. Dunkin’ announced that 100 percent of its restaurants globally have transitioned from polystyrene foam cups to paper cups, meeting the timetable established by the brand two years ago.

Our Daily Wines released its Our Daily Cabernet Sauvignon in a convenient, eco-friendly 1.5-liter bag-in-box package. 

Silk Soymilk cartons featuring Michael Phelps and Aly Raisman are available at grocery stores nationwide in half-gallon sizes.

Richard’s Rainwater has responded to the need to curb single-use plastic by eliminating plastic bottles from its product line by switching to aluminum cans.

Prestige Beverage Group has debuted new packaging for Astoria’s Prosecco D.O.C. in both single-serve 187-ml and 750-ml bottles.

Woodford Reserve released its 2020 commemorative Derby bottle. Created by Louisville artist Richard Sullivan, a former Atlanta Braves baseball player, the bottle depicts a watercolor image of thoroughbreds as they thunder toward the finish line, with the famed Twin Spires of Churchill Downs in the background.

Metsä Board, a European producer of premium fresh fiber paperboards, has designed the Arctic Blue Gin package for the U.S. market with a dramatic holographic design inspired by the Northern Lights.

Goldthread Plant-Based Tonics announced a redesigned logo and bottle label, which was created in partnership with Concept Arts creative agency.