10 Sustainable Food Packaging Companies To Support (2022)
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#Food stores and restaurants that provide takeout and delivery services continue to generate a large amount of food #packaging trash.
The situation is getting #unsustainable: over 40% of all #plastics manufactured globally now are used to wrap food and beverages. While consumers are frequently rebuked for not making mindful choices when shopping for food, they are frequently denied options or compelled to purchase over packaged foods or single-use containers used by restaurants to transport their dishes.
Supermarkets and restaurants must step up to break the loop. Getting started with one of these #environmentally friendly food packaging firms is a great idea.
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2 of them are not sustainable...
old thread but anyway... The effort on biofriendly packaging is an example of the consumers shifting their responsibility towards the industry, instead of changing habits. And also of the industry not taking the risks to propose more radical possibilities. Examples: a huge portion of any package is there only for marketing purposes, if everyone would lower their "visual voices" then tons of colorful cardboard would go away, just like that. Also: sizing, so few options, and designed to favor sales or margin, not efficiency. More: some small shops offer food in bulk, why not do that at a larger scale, must be possible. And most: minimize! Every food that ends in the trash, (and its package) might as well not have been purchased in the first place. There must be hundreds of ideas, but us consumers want to sit there expecting the industry to change, and the industry in turn has other goals.
PLA isn't 100% compostable, it has something akin to a half life so a large portion of it will compost away, but there's still an amount left over that takes much longer. Also, as Lopis points out, they require high temperature industrial composting (which is a good resource to have but isn't the best quality).
I wish there'd been photos of the flat wine bottles, they're pretty cool looking! They've also spun off the packaging company to one named Packamama. The paperboard bottles are neat too, though they've effectively just boxed wine, with a bag that's surrounded by paper
Really amazing story plastics, Thank s . 2T up .
Not sure all of this is correct. Aren't corn based plastics only compostable in industrial facilities?
This is really great news.
we are factory ,we can supply these products
Areca palm kitchen ware , plates , bowls , spoons and many other items has huge demand in US , mostly exported from india
Sir, Could you please give some references who can import arecapalm plates bowls spoons from India....
"A growing number of companies and startups, primarily in north America, are spending time and money on alternative packaging" what? Have you watched the startup scene around cyclular economy in Europe? Fairphone, mud jeans and the company that invented a plastic made from potatoes are all Dutch. Germany and France are innovating like crazy in the space too.
This is a world wide problem and everyone is trying to come up with solutions.
Seriously funny, that bamboo package by Biopak has a thin plastic film on top - @8:50 :)
Our company mainly exports disposable environmentally friendly tableware, our products include PLA cups, PET cups, sugarcane tableware, cornstarch tableware, paper cups, kraft paper tableware and so on.
Which company Sir?
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This is cool and all but imagine how much pollution we could prevent if ppl had time to cook on their own instead of being forced to order takeout.
Everything in the supermarket is either wrapped in plastic or in plastic containers.
What about hemp products ?
I searched for this video
We are bagasse tableware manufacturer ,would you want to try some thing new?
There is a strange low volume low frequency echo in the narration - could not watch more than one minute.
This video is weird. Why are we celebrating some unsustainable alternatives here? We have to do better than that.