Why Choose Renewable Food Packaging?

Choosing renewable food packaging will not only benefit your company but society too

There are many reasons why your food brand should switch to renewable food packaging. One reason is that society is becoming more aware of product packaging and its effect on the environment. As a result, demand has increased for renewable food packaging options.

Choosing to turn to renewable food packaging improves a company’s reputation. This choice also allows the company to position itself as a food brand that cares for the environment.

Listed below are just a few of the essential reasons why a company should choose renewable food packaging!

1. Reduce Carbon Footprint

Recycled waste material is what makes up renewable food packaging. Therefore, helping reduce the consumption of resources and carbon footprint.

2. Versatile and Flexible

Renewable food packaging can be reused and repurposed.

3. Improves Brand Image

Renewable food packaging shows that your company cares about the environment. By doing so, consumers view your food brand positively.

4. No Harmful Plastics

Renewable food packaging provides companies the opportunity to reduce the number of plastics and energy it uses. As a result, no harmful plastics are going into the environment. It also saves money on energy overhead costs!

5. Save money

Renewable food packaging tends to be smaller and weighs less than traditional plastics. Shipping costs will be lower by choosing renewable food packaging options.

6. Reduce, reuse, and recycle

In conclusion, society has begun to realize the importance of keeping the environment clean and healthy. Consequently, individuals are beginning to see the responsibility we all have to care for our planet. They are choosing food brands that take that responsibility seriously.

If you have any questions or would like to learn more about renewable food packaging, please reach out to the NewPoint team. If you are interested in more food marketing topics, please visit our Food for Thought page or check out NewPoint’s Patrick Nycz’s book: Moving Your Brand Up the Food Chain.