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Packaging: Page 11
Grocery Retail
Target To Promote Fresher Food Over Package Food
Target Corporation
That means canned soup, cornflakes, boxed macaroni and cheese and other packaged, processed foods will get less optimal shelf space and promotional signage in its grocery aisles in favor of items such as fancy sauces and oils and granola.
Grocery Retail
California Moves On Banning Grocery Bags
The measure, which passed the Assembly by a 44-29 vote, would ban grocery stores from handing out single-use plastic bags with customer purchases, and would give local bag companies funds to retool to make heavier, multiple-use bags.
Carbon Footprint
Tetra Pak Releases 2014 Sustainability Update
Tetra Pak
The report highlights the company’s 2013 achievements in the areas of environmental performance, social responsibility and good governance.
Waste Reduction
Almost Half of U.S. Households Are Recycling Cartons
Carton Council
Fourty-eight percent of the US now recycles their juice and milk cartons, up from just 18 percent in 2009.
Packaging
The Hottest Packaging Designs
Innovative solutions focus on food safety, sustainability.
Packaging
Businesses Fight Back on War on Styrofoam
Legislation proposing a ban on polystyrene is being critisized from some in the food industry
Packaging
Folding Carton Market Continues To Rise
Smithers Pira
Global market is up 5.1%, will reach $184 billion by 2018
Carbon Footprint
Carbon Trust Publishes a 'Green Business Directory'
Companies must pass an assessment and audit to be in the Accredited Supplier program
Carbon Footprint
Coke Refreshes Its Sustainability Targets
Coca-Cola Company
Coke Refreshes Its Sustainability Targets
Carbon Footprint
Shades of Sustainability
Shades of Sustainability
Regulations
China Investigates Tetra Pak For Possible Market Dominance Abuse
Tetra Pak
China Investigates Tetra Pak For Possible Market Dominance Abuse
Carbon Footprint
Carbon Footprint Labels May Not Be Entirely Accurate
Carbon Footprint Labels May Not Be Entirely Accurate
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