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On December 1, 2017, TÜV AUSTRIA Group became the authority for the certification of earth-friendly products relating to the biobased, biodegradable, and compostable content. These new offerings were formerly done by Vincotte. TUV Austria Group is now the leading international institution for certifications related to biobased, biodegradable, and compostable products. Brands from around the world submit […]
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Nature-Pack™ exhibits at the PMA’s annual Fresh Summit Convention + Expo for the first time. One of the world’s largest industry events for the fresh produce and floral business is the Produce Marketing Association’s Fresh Summit. Name brands like Chiquita and Sunkist will be headlining the show alongside the largest suppliers of fresh flowers. Growers of […]
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Our deepest sympathies go to those affected by the tragic Las Vegas shooting just days after this Pack Expo event. Meeting great companies in Las Vegas Nature-pack™ was proud to exhibit for our second time at Pack Expo Las Vegas 2017. This three-day event is one of the most attended shows in the Packaging industry, […]
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The Nature-Pack™ Pack Expo booth is #504 Once again, Nature-Pack™ is thrilled to exhibit our game-changing line of protective insulated packaging at the Pack Expo. Our Biocooler® and Biomailer™ are the first biobased, biodegradable and compostable products of their kind. They are also innovative in their design for ease of use during pack out. If […]
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Yet another EPS ban has been proposed due to the impossible nature for this abundant substance to be safely recycled or disposed of, causing our landfills to overflow. New York City is taking another run at expanded polystyrene food service packaging with a new ban slated to take hold later this year. The city Department […]
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The words “biodegradable” and “compostable” are not words companies should just throw around as marketing gimmicks. In California, they are starting to mean something. Plastic products sold in California with “biodegradable” and “compostable” printed on their labels cost Walmart nearly $1 million in a settlement earlier this month. County district attorneys say the world’s largest retailer […]
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