Company Focuses on Sustainability, Adds New Packages to Line

Tetra Pak believes in the importance of using renewable resources for packaging. Its cartons are on average 70 percent paper, a renewable resource, from responsibly managed forests where trees continue to be replenished and one of the first uses of plant-based polyethylene in carton packaging aims to strengthen the company's renewability credentials (Its bio-based cap made from sugar cane was launched last year.) Over time, as the company increasingly adopts plant-based plastics, and develops new and thinner barrier materials it expects to be able to offer a carton range that is 100 percent renewable.

Tetra Pak's latest additions to its portfolio are intended to demonstrate the company's focus on sustainability: