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13 November 2023

Daily Newsletter

13 November 2023

Eco-Products introduces new cup and container lids

The new lids are produced using renewable moulded fibre, certified as compostable by the BPI.

RanjithKumar Dharma November 10 2023

Eco-Products has expanded its Vanguard product line with the introduction of two new sets of lids - one for paper hot cups, and the other for moulded fibre ovals, rectangles, and bowls.

The lids for hot cups are available in 8oz and 12oz-24oz sizes.

The lids suitable for moulded containers also come in various sizes, ranging from 24oz bowls to 48oz ovals. Additional sizes will be introduced in 2024.

The rectangular lids in particular feature patent-pending 'snap-on' corners, offering audible confirmation that the lid is securely in place.

Meanwhile, the oval and bowl lids come with tabs that fold under the rim to lock them in place.

The new lids are made from renewable moulded fibre that is certified as compostable by the Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI).

These lids are also produced without added per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

Eco-Products Product Development director Nicole Tariku said: “Having access to a broad assortment of fibre-based items is proving essential for an increasing number of foodservice operators.

“Our plan is to continue adding items with innovative performance features that make life easier for those adjusting to new regulatory requirements.”

The Vanguard line already offers a range of compostable plates, bowls, clamshells, containers, and lids.

In March this year, Eco-Products obtained CMA-windrow technology approval for its Vanguard clamshell.

The Vanguard clamshell is claimed to be the first moulded fibre item to contain no PFAS.

Eco-Products, a certified B Corp brand under Novolex, is a supplier of foodservice packaging made from renewable and recycled materials.

In 2022, flexible packaging was the most used pack material in the global household product packaging industry

The packaging volume in the global household products industry was 199 billion units in 2022, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of >3% by 2027, per GlobalData estimates. Flexible packaging was the most used pack material in 2022 accounting for a share of 68.6%, followed by rigid plastics. Flexible packaging offers ease of use and storage, allowing customers to access and store household and pet care products conveniently. The lightweight nature of flexible packaging reduces transportation costs and increases efficiency throughout the supply chain.

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