The new machine boasts benefits such as faster changeover and easy cleaning.

Researchers at Oregon State University convert juice pulp into edible films and compostable packaging to reduce food waste.

The food-safe, easy-to-open closure is machinable with a range of compostable films.

Product stays out of the seal area, and the machine’s design enables a thorough washdown.

The machine is intuitive to operate, easy to change over, and designed with a variety of hygienic features.

ExxonMobil discussed hot-button topics like monomaterial polyethylene pouches, an advanced recycling trial, and circular polymers in a sustainably themed webinar.

The global fruit and vegetable company replaces bags with bands and clamshells with paper cups, employs reusable packaging, and reduces food waste.

Borealis supplies the resin and Greiner Packaging produces the cups for Emmi’s Caffè Latte.

Subscription-based meal kit providers touting convenience and healthiness now toss in a pinch of sustainability. Does the packaging stand up to scrutiny, though?