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M&S launches recyclable rice and grains packaging 29/5/2023
M&S launches recyclable rice and grains packaging The beverages sector has already been re-shaped by increasing corporate and consumer consciousness of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues around packaging. Now, amidst a raft of new regulations, those who get ahead of the curve may find new opportunities. Brands are increasingly using packaging as a means of addressing ESG concerns and communicating with consumers. Access GlobalData’s new whitepaper, ESG in Packaging, to examine the challenges faced by companies, and understand how adapting to regulation around packaging, as well as appealing to ESG-conscious consumers, presents opportunities. The white paper covers:Get more news about types of rice packaging bags,you can vist our website! The move is part of the retailer’s Plan A target for 100% of food packaging to be easily recyclable by 2025. Alongside this, M&S has committed to removing 1bn units of plastic from its food packaging by 2027. Over 30 products, including basmati rice, couscous and red lentils, are now available in the paper-based bag. Meanwhile, four products in M&S’ Collection range – Thai hom mali jasmine rice, aged basmati rice, Spanish bomba paella rice and Italian carnaroli risotto rice – are now fully plastic-free in paper boxes featuring a measuring lid. Customers can recycle both of the new packaging types in their paper recycling bin at home, as opposed to returning to store as they had to do previously. The paper-based bags contain a small plastic coating to preserve the quality of the food inside. This can be recycled in customers’ paper bin. M&S Food technical director Andrew Clappen comments: “We need to transform how we make, move and sell our products to make sure M&S Food is as sustainable as possible. Tackling packaging is a huge part of that – we need to get creative in finding alternatives that our customers can easily recycle, that reduce plastic and that protect quality.
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