Over 1.5 billion Tetra Paks to go FSC

Mr John Gormley, T.D., Minister for the Environment and Richard Hands, environment manager Tetra Pak UK & Ireland at the announcement of the environmentally friendly tetra pak cartons
Mr John Gormley, T.D., Minister for the Environment and Richard Hands, environment manager Tetra Pak UK & Ireland at the announcement of the environmentally friendly tetra pak cartons

In a first for Europe, over 1.5 billion Tetra Pak cartons will now use paperboard from Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified forests.

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Brand Central

18 February 2010

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The majority of Tetra Pak cartons in Ireland and the UK can now use paperboard sourced from Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified forests and other controlled sources. This development is a first in Europe, where a major liquid food and drink packaging manufacturer is able to launch such a wide-scale roll out. It means household milk, juice and liquid food brands will be able to sport the FSC logo across many of its packs within the next 12 months. Brands such as Avonmore, Premier, Snowcream, Kulana, Jaffa Gold, Arrabawn, Lee Strand and retail own label products packed in Tetra Pak cartons will be included.  

Speaking at the announcement Richard Hands, environment manager Tetra Pak UK & Ireland said: “We know a sustainable approach to business is of critical value to retailers, brands and consumers, and FSC certification demonstrates our commitment to manufacturing to the highest level of environmental performance.”

 

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