Sustainable businesses operate on the principle of balancing economic growth with environmental responsibility. It involves rethinking traditional business models to reduce carbon footprints, conserve resources and promote social equity.

Modern consumers are demanding packaging that is both effective and environmentally friendly. They expect to see products that not only remain fresh but also come in packaging that can be recycled or sustainably sourced. Inorganic materials like glass, aluminum, and steel emerge as strong contenders. These materials excel in providing barriers against moisture and oxygen—the primary factors that contributes to spoilage.

We have kicked off with our knowledge series on alternatives to plastics or plastics derived packaging in order to decode sustainable choices for sustainability teams and corporate buyers. This series aims to provide in-depth analyses, case studies, and expert insights into the various sustainable packaging solutions available in the market today.

In the current global landscape, the emphasis on sustainability and decarbonization has become increasingly crucial for businesses aiming for long-term success. As organizations strive to navigate the complexities of greenhouse gas emissions, resource management, and regulatory requirements, the need for expert guidance in developing sustainable growth strategies has never been more paramount.