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Sustainable Packaging Innovations at Greenaffair 🌿📦 At Greenaffair, we are committed to not only nurturing the earth with sustainable farming but also ensuring that our impact extends through to how our products reach you. Our journey into eco-friendly packaging has been both challenging and rewarding, reflecting our dedication to environmental stewardship. Innovations in Eco-Friendly Packaging: Biodegradable Materials: We've transitioned to using materials like plant-based plastics and recycled paper, which significantly reduce our carbon footprint and offer a viable alternative to traditional packaging. Minimal Design: By simplifying our packaging designs, we've cut down on unnecessary waste without compromising product safety and integrity. Reusable Containers: Encouraging reuse, we’ve introduced packaging that consumers can repurpose, which not only extends the life cycle of the materials but also ingrains sustainability in consumer habits. Edible Packaging: One of our most exciting innovations is in the development of edible packaging made from natural biopolymers, reducing waste entirely and adding value to the overall consumer experience. These steps are just the beginning. As we continue to innovate, we invite our community to join us in rethinking packaging and reducing waste. 🌍 What eco-friendly packaging innovations have inspired you lately? Let’s create a more sustainable world, one package at a time. #Sustainability #EcoFriendlyPackaging #Greenaffair #Innovation #Agriculture #SustainableSolutions #PackagingInnovation

Next steps in Food Packaging: Lightweight, Sustainable, and Strong!   Discover how Exilva is enhancing the future of molded fiber food packaging. By incorporating Exilva, you can achieve up to a 10% reduction in weight while maintaining the same high performance!   With Exilva, you reduce fiber consumption, leading to less use of wood and creating less waste. Plus, it has no negative impact on the recyclability of the packaging. Meet new regulations and bans with ease using Exilva.   🎥 Watch our 30-second teaser to see the innovative process behind creating a lightweight, durable food tray with Exilva at KIEFEL.   Ready to learn more? Visit https://lnkd.in/dE-2nN4q to explore the full benefits and start your journey towards more sustainable packaging today!   #Sustainability #Innovation #Packaging #MoldedFiber #Exilva #Lightweighting #FoodPackaging

🌱 The Future of Lumiforte🌍 Global horticultural supply chains face significant sustainability challenges. At Lumiforte, we're committed to playing our part. Behind the scenes, Lumiforte has been working to make its product range more sustainable for some time. This past summer, we introduced our first bio-based and biodegradable coating. "We have been working on sustainability for years, in all areas of the company," says Product Manager Horticulture Halil Ozkan. "In doing so, we fulfill our responsibility and assist growers globally in minimizing their environmental impact." ♻️ Discover more about our sustainability journey and what’s next for Lumiforte by reading the full article below. https://lnkd.in/eS3bwqQA

I recently had the opportunity to participate in the Greenweek Festival in Italy, which promotes the green economy, and visited several factories focused on green and sustainable manufacturing, including Amorim Cork, Cielo e Terra, Fitt, Irsap, and Montebello. This experience provided me with valuable insights into operational management and sustainable practices in manufacturing. One of the key takeaways from the event was my visit to the Montebello tannery, which sparked an idea for exploring the potential of establishing a tanning industry in Mongolia. With around 70 million livestock, Mongolia produces a vast quantity of hides. Unfortunately, due to a lack of advanced technology and a developed tanning industry, most of these hides go to waste. There is significant potential to harness this resource, implement eco-friendly tanning processes, and create a more sustainable, value-added industry in Mongolia.

Switch to #sustainablepackaging... At COPAR, our wheat straw packaging solutions have no PFAS added and are a conscious step towards eliminating plastics from our oceans and our environment. Exciting developments are on the horizon as our Australian manufacturing facility gears up to commence commercial production in 2024. Made from agro-waste, our packaging is compostable and recyclable, closing the loop and enriching our soils. Choose locally-made packaging, and support a sustainable future. Our #wheatstrawpackaging is tailored for a variety of sectors including: ➤Food Service and Hospitality ➤Fresh Produce ➤Meat and Poultry ➤Healthcare ➤Ready-to-Eat Food Experience the quality, durability and functionality of our wheat straw products first hand. Order your free #wheatstraw sample box today - https://lnkd.in/gTG8avna 🌾 #wheatstrawclub #copar #sustainablefuture #jointhemovement #ecoinnovation #sustainableinnovation #australianmade #australianowned #localmanufacturing #supportingaustralianbusinesses #localcommunity #sustainablepackaging #wheatstrawpackaging #reducingplasticwaste #sustainablefuture #circulareconomy #environmentalimpact #innovation #foodindustry #sustainability #packagingrevolution #wheatstrawsamples #wheatstrawsamplebox #freesamples

IJIRA's current area of focus reflects its commitment to sustainable practices and innovation across different industries. The organization is actively working on several initiatives aimed at promoting eco-friendly solutions and reducing environmental impact. Here are the key areas of focus for IJIRA: 1.Use of Economically Viable Agromulch: IJIRA is researching and developing economically viable agromulch as a replacement for plastic mulch in horticultural crops. This initiative aims to improve the productivity of crops while reducing the environmental footprint associated with plastic usage in agriculture. Agromulch offers biodegradability and sustainability benefits, making it a more environmentally friendly option for farmers. 2.Reducing Cost of Production of Food Grade Jute Bags: Another important focus area for IJIRA is to reduce the cost of production of food-grade jute bags. Jute is a sustainable and biodegradable material, and by making food-grade jute bags more cost-effective, IJIRA contributes to promoting the use of eco-friendly packaging solutions in the food industry. 3.Introducing Green Products in Acoustic and Insulation Sector: In the future, IJIRA plans to introduce green products in the acoustic and insulation sector. This indicates a strategic shift towards developing sustainable solutions for the construction and building materials industry. Green acoustic and insulation products would offer improved environmental performance and contribute to energy efficiency in buildings. By focusing on these areas, IJIRA demonstrates its proactive approach towards addressing environmental challenges and promoting sustainable development. These initiatives not only benefit specific industries such as agriculture, packaging, and construction but also contribute to overall efforts in creating a more sustainable and eco-friendly world. Collaborations with stakeholders across sectors will be essential in implementing these green initiatives and driving positive change at a larger scale.

Regenerative agriculture is a definite must but there is still the need to develop a clear definition for the different players and an effective story telling for consumers. The challenge is there for companies and legislators. #CPG #RegenerativeAgriculture

The Truth About Leather: Are Animals Killed Exclusively for Their Hides? Discover the sustainable practices behind leather production. Learn how leather is sourced from animals raised for food, reducing waste and saving millions of tonnes from landfills annually. Understand the leather industry's role in the circular economy. See more at: https://lnkd.in/gtcyJj-7

Check out our latest work focused on reuse packaging systems and related financial implications. Zero Waste Europe Ellen MacArthur Foundation Eunomia Research & Consulting

Packaging News 📦🌍 Sweden-based food tech company Saveggy has secured €1.76 million (US$1.87 million) in funding to launch its plant-based packaging solution for fresh fruits and vegetables on an industrial scale. Led by impact investor Unconventional Ventures, with support from the Federation of Swedish Farmers (LRF) Ventures, Almi Invest GreenTech, and industry angels, this investment underscores a shared commitment to combatting food waste and environmental degradation. Tackling the pressing issue of fruit and vegetable spoilage, Saveggy’s innovative edible coating, derived from plant-based sources like canola and oats, forms an invisible shield that extends shelf life while eliminating the need for plastic wrapping. This not only reduces waste but also curbs plastic pollution and microplastic contamination in produce. 🔗 Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ychF1b #Sustainability #FoodTech #Innovation #PlantBased #EnvironmentalImpact