Procter & Gamble is piloting a paper bottle for its Lenor fabric care brand, joining the contingent of consumer goods brands eschewing plastic for a new packaging innovation.
Mondelēz International is piloting a food traceability program for its Triscuit brand, enabling consumers to learn about the origins of the cracker’s wheat through a QR code on the box.
The Lego Group unveiled one of its iconic bricks made from recycled plastic, though it warned it would be some time before it's found in a set at retail.
This glass innovation will help to reduce the weight of AB InBev’s standard longneck beer bottle from 180 to 150 grams, cutting its CO2 emissions by 17% per bottle.
Unilever will convert its entire global toothpaste portfolio to recyclable tubes by 2025 and is making the packaging innovation available to other companies.
This year, 13 consumer goods companies have made the cut with Colgate-Palmolive, Johnson & Johnson and Nestle taking a top spot for the second consecutive year, while Pfizer and General Mills make their debut.
With the ongoing pandemic, orchestrating recalls is a behemoth task! How can organizations minimize the negative consequences of recalls? Undeniably, traceability is the first step to achieving supply chain visibility.
The Supplier Leadership on Climate Transition seeks to provide suppliers with resources to develop impact-reducing climate plans. We checked in with Luc Beerens, Mars Inc. global sustainable sourcing director, to learn more.
