Minimize the amount of material used. Optimize cube utilization at all pack levels. Eliminate all unnecessary packaging

AFP is constantly engaged in packaging optimization, utilizing BPA non-intent plastics and reducing the usage of raw materials without compromising product protection.

Suppliers are encouraged to provide packaging that eliminates excess packaging through optimized material and production design.

By 2025, packaging material of all ALDI-exclusive products to be reduced by at least 15 percent.

We continue to pursue multi-year waste reduction initiatives under our Frustration-Free Packaging Program to promote easy-to-open, 100% recyclable packaging and to ship products in their own packages without additional shipping boxes.

We prioritize product protection while efficiently using materials to achieve the lowest environmental footprint.

We shall reduce the quantity of materials we consume. We shall minimize the packaging of our own products.

To improve our packaging, we are working to eliminate plastics, increase recycled content, and reduce our packaging overall.

Reducing the quantity of packaging material, utilizing all of the technological tools and latest materials on the market.

We are focused on the continued optimization of our product designs to reduce material usage and design with the environment in mind.

Ensure all non-pharma product packaging is free from PVC, including timely elimination from newly acquired products.

Removing, reducing and restricting the use of materials that may present human health or environmental toxicity risks.

Plastic should be eliminated or reduced from our packaging wherever it is practical. Plastic should also be reduced in weight where it is not deemed necessary for product protection and containment.

We’re going to cut out the plastic packaging we don’t need – with a goal of using 10% less by 2025

50% combined reduction in virgin plastic and fiber packaging by 2030

We work to optimize end-to-end space cube efficiency of our films during distribution and transport to our customers’ operations, as well as reducing the material volume and weight of their packaged materials.

Colgate strives to use the minimum amount of packaging required to label and protect our products. We recognize the importance of reducing waste at every stage of the product life-cycle, including at the end-of-use of our products and packaging.

We aim to design our products based on sustainable criteria with minimal impact on the environment, low material usage and high recyclability.

Costco continues to look for ways to improve the design of its packaging to reduce the amount; improve efficiency of packaging; improve operational efficiencies in order to reduce the packaging footprint; and reduce costs.

Daewon is seeking to reduce the use of raw materials by designing products with reduced weight and volume.

We will take action towards eliminating problematic or unnecessary plastic packaging of our products.

Reduce total packaging weight by 15% [by 2020]

We proactively work with our suppliers to identify opportunities to increase the sustainability of our packaging. This includes decreasing the amount of packaging in our system, and increasing options that are recyclable, compostable,or biodegradable

By 2030, reduce packaging materials by 20% (by weight).

We identify opportunities to reduce or eliminate packaging.

We are continuing to develop polymers that enable customers to use less plastic and make the plastic they use easier to recycle.

We continually innovate to reduce the environmental impact of packaging through better design – by decreasing materials use, switching to lower impact materials (including renewable) and improving truckload packing efficiencies.

Golden Arrow plans to target a reduction of raw materials in hardcover boxes.

We are taking measures to eliminate problematic or unnecessary plastic packaging by 2025.

Design product packaging to avoid using unnecessary material.

In addition to sourcing wood-based fibers more responsibly, we also look for ways to reduce the amount of materials used in our packaging, recycle materials where possible, and shift to more sustainable materials

Reduce the amount of packaging used within our production environment and implement packaging return schemes to maximise their use, thereby reducing our impact on natural resources.

Reduce utilization of resources by offering better performance with less material.

Reducing the amount of plastic used by making our packaging thinner and lighter, and reducing product volumes through concentration.

We will reduce the amount of plastic resin by 10 million pounds for Kroger manufactured products cumulatively by 2020, using a 2015 baseline.

By 2030, we will reduce by 20% in intensity the quantity of packaging used in our products, compared to 2019.

Lamb Weston’s vision for sustainable packaging includes: Using less material and optimizing current packaging structures.

LG Electronics intends to minimize the use of resources through the application of eco-friendly packaging and reductions in the size and weight of packaging.

For years, we’ve been focused on light-weighting packaging materials of all types, including plastics. We’ll keep at that while also looking for ways to eliminate unnecessary layers of plastics and other materials in secondary and tertiary packaging.

Design packaging to reduce plastic usage. This includes reducing window sizes in window boxes, decreasing the amount of material used in blisters, reducing inner blisters and eliminating other windows and blisters completely. Specify master cartons in single-wall thickness versus double-wall to reduce material consumption.

Eliminate packaging through design innovation, introducing reusable solutions, and encouraging behavior change to reduce usage

Year-on-year reduction in “as designed” weight by 2020.

Eliminate 65,000 tons of packaging by 2020.

By 2020: Continue to systematically analyse and optimise our packaging portfolio, avoiding the use of at least 140 000 tonnes of packaging material from 2015 to 2020.

Optimize material use and eliminate unnecessary components

2020 Goal: Reduce packaging by 20% per consumer use.

Our first priority is to reduce our use of plastic, or indeed any material, in our packaging as much as possible

The Million Pound Promise is our commitment to work toward removing at least 1,000,000 pounds of packaging material from the waste stream annually.

By 2025, 100% of paper packing will be Sustainable Forestry Initiative or FSC certified and we will reduce paper packaging by 20%.

Annual goal is lower material usage by 3% per year.

Continue to remove excess plastics wherever possible.

Our corporate goal is to continue to […] reduce outbound shipping weight.

Reduce the use of outbound packaging materials in the United States by 20% from 2011 to 2020.

Eliminate the use of any unnecessary packaging

Reduce packaging by 25 million pounds compared to 2015 [by 2025]

By 2025, Unilever will:

• Halve the amount of virgin plastic we use in our packaging and an absolute reduction of more than 100,000 tonnes in plastic use
• Help collect and process more plastic packaging than we sell
• Ensure that 100% of our plastic packaging is designed to be fully reusable, recyclable or compostable
• Increase the use of post-consumer recycled plastic material in our packaging to at least 25%.

We’re committed to providing materials that help our customers reduce unnecessary plastic packaging.

Reduce private brand plastic packaging when possible, optimizing the use to meet the need.

Use less and reduce unnecessary materials

We believe sustainability drives innovation, for us and for our customers. Designing products that use renewable fiber, optimize the use of materials, and are recyclable or compostable at the end of their useful lives benefits the environment and is good for our company and customers.

Minimizing material use is one of the most direct opportunities WINPAK utilizes to make a positive impact on the environment.

[Taco Bell] is also in the process of reducing the number of packaging items in its portfolio while reducing the weight of packaging it purchases in a given year through design efficiencies and light-weighting.