Sonoco has launched its new paper-bottomed can in North America. The new can, which features a paper bottom, is made from 100% recycled fiber with up to 90% sourced from post-consumer materials.
Sonoco Launches New Paper-Bottom Can in North America
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Working in partnership with Fiorini Packaging, the specialist manufacturer of industrial paper sacks, UPM Specialty Papers has co-created a sustainable, fibre-based sack suitable for pet food applications of up to 20 kg. Already available to order from Fiorini, a sample of the new sack will be showcased on the UPM Specialty Papers stand at Interpack 2023. Pet food can be challenging to pack because it has high levels of grease. Standard papers typically used for pet food packaging are unable to offer the required level of grease and moisture resistance. In addition, 20kg pet food sacks need to be strong, creating a need for reinforcement and the possibility to resist external weather conditions. Until now, plastic laminated paper has been usually used to provide the required level of strength and barrier qualities.
Trioworld, a leading producer of innovative, high-performance plastic packaging solutions in Europe and North America with its head office in Sweden, is proud to announce that it has once again received the EcoVadis Platinum medal, the highest-level of recognition from EcoVadis, a leading provider of business sustainability ratings. “I am again truly honoured by this third consecutive EcoVadis Platinum medal”, says Andreas Malmberg, CEO of Trioworld Group. “This acknowledgement of our ambitious sustainability agenda and performance is of great value to us as well as to our customers. Cooperation and credibility are essential components if we are to achieve sustainable value chains, that include flexible plastic packaging, to accelerate the journey towards a circular economy for plastics.” continues Andreas Malmberg. “The EcoVadis Platinum medal helps us to provide our stakeholders with a deeper understanding of our ESG practices by demonstrating our sustainability performance through a scorecard. And it encourages us to continuously improve our processes and performance,” says Andreas Malmberg.
The packaging design team of Metsä Board, part of Metsä Group, was involved in designing a spectacular packaging for a non-alcoholic sparkling beverage. In addition to protecting the bottle, the packaging also forms a beautiful entity with the bottle. The design of both the bottle and the packaging is based on a painting by six-time world boxing champion and artist Eva Wahlström. For every product sold, 50 cents will be donated to the Finnish Cancer Foundation. "We wanted to bring consumers a product that visually transcends the everyday. The drink gets its flavour from the rose petals, which are also displayed in a striking way on the bottle and packaging," says Kimmo Koivikko of Lasso Drinks, which produced the drink. "The packaging is open on both the front and the back, forming a frame around the bottle. This also minimises the amount of material needed for the packaging. The product story was printed on the packaging in Finnish and English," says Ilkka Harju, Packaging Services Director, EMEA and APAC, at Metsä Board.