Energizer’s New Packaging Aims to Be Better for Retailers, Better for the Planet
Research-Backed Design
Energizer says the design of the new packaging is the result of extensive research with both consumers and retailers. For retailers, features such as slimmer packaging allow for more batteries to fit on each shelf, making stocking and display more efficient.
The new design allows consumers to more easily peel open the battery pack, as well as more easily store unused batteries, the company said.
Sustainability Strides
Energizer is among the many consumer goods companies pivoting to paper or alternative sources in its packaging. In 2024, Keurig Dr Pepper rolled out plans to redesign its Keurig single-serve brewing system — a process that aimed to eliminate plastic- or aluminum-based pods in favor of pressed coffee beans in a protective plant-based wrapping.
Similarly, Coca-Cola launched a U.K.-based packaging initiative allowing its Sprite brand to go temporarily label-less.
In 2023, Nestle piloted paper-wrapped KitKat chocolate bars in select stores across Australia, and Kraft Heinz tested a paper-based bottle made from sustainably sourced wood pulp for its ketchup bottle.
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