Program aims to accelerate the market adoption of seaweed-based alternatives developed by the winners of the Tom Ford Plastic Innovation Prize: Sway, Zerocircle and Notpla.

R&D funding accelerates the development of the first commercially viable polymeric material predominantly derived from seaweed for flexible packaging that is home compostable.

Officially launched on October 1, these dedicated recycling stations are available now in participating Pet Supplies Plus and Wag N' Wash stores across the country.

Futamura’s NatureFlex™ films are made from renewable wood pulp sourced from responsibly managed plantations.

Pregis is committed to developing sustainable products, incorporating recycled and renewable resources, and designing for recyclability.

AmSky and AmPrima were both designed with a circular economy in mind, by combining core design requirements with end-of-life packaging considerations and innovation.

The “Morro marque” will indicate where high-performing, sustainable, plant-based materials have been used to make products in a way that is good for the planet. 

Now incorporating recycled content, both products help meet customer and consumer demands for products with increased recycled content.

The ‘Design Check’ tool was developed in response to users of the guidelines who requested a way to check if a packaging design or specification adheres to them when assessing their packaging portfolios and developing new products with partners, suppliers and customers.

The report highlights that ProAmpac has met its goal of making available a sustainable packaging attribute for 100% of its products.