PFAS-free aqueous coatings on paper cups outperform traditional PE or PLA linings by offering recyclability, compliance with PFAS bans, and...
Mono-material packaging uses a single base material, like molded fiber or paper with aqueous coatings, to make recycling easier and...
Green packaging solutions in 2025 are defined by compliance. With PFAS bans, Styrofoam restrictions, and EPR laws, businesses must choose...
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws make businesses responsible for the costs of collecting, recycling, or disposing of the packaging they...
Reusable and returnable packaging refers to durable trays, crates, containers, or cups designed to be used multiple times instead of...
PFAS-free packaging means food containers, trays, or cups that are manufactured without per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). These chemicals, often...
Why cutlery is under the spotlight Plastic cutlery has become one of the biggest pain points in foodservice. It’s lightweight,...
Why the difference matters “Compostable.” “Recyclable.” “Biodegradable.” They sound similar, but they’re not the same. And for procurement and sustainability...
Why molded pulp is gaining traction Foam and plastic packaging used to be the standard for shipping, serving, and protecting...
Bagasse packaging, made from sugarcane fiber, is compostable, PFAS-free, and highly heat resistant making it ideal for food delivery and...
PFAS-free paper cups use aqueous (water-based) coatings instead of “forever chemicals” for liquid resistance. These coatings make cups safer, recyclable,...
Styrofoam, or expanded polystyrene (EPS), does not decompose and is increasingly banned across the United States. In 2025, industrial buyers...
Styrofoam, or expanded polystyrene (EPS), does not decompose in landfills or the natural environment because it is made of petroleum-based...
Noticed how the box or bag your food comes in can make it feel fancier or sometimes kind of cheap?...
Molded fiber pulp is a renewable, fiber-based packaging material made from recycled paper or plant fibers. Engineered through high-pressure molding...
