Berry has launched some of its most popular and top-selling thermoformed and injection stretch blow molded food packs manufactured in rPET.

rPET is now available in the following Berry thermoformed pots and containers ranges - CombiPac, CombiRound, SuperLight, Spoon-in-lid and DeliPac as well as the company’s injection stretch blow molded PET range.

One of PET’s major benefits is that the material is recyclable. The manufacture of containers in rPET not only cuts down on the use of virgin materials but also provides a circular solution since the rPET container itself can also be recycled where systems are available.

Berry offers rPET for food packs.

Equally important, the containers retain the high-quality performance and appearance of those made solely with virgin PET.

“In Europe, PET is one of the most commonly used types of plastic packaging material and, fortunately, also widely recycled,” commented Roland Lingman, Director Sales and Marketing, Berry Nordic. “Its stiffness and high transparency are valuable assets. Plus, it has good barrier protection properties. All these qualities remain intact in our rPET packaging solutions, and therefore they are suitable for many different types of food products.”

According to the company, the introduction of the rPET containers is an important part of its Impact 2025 sustainability strategy, which aims to help customers meet and exceed their sustainability goals.

One of the Impact 2025 targets is that 100% of the company’s fast-moving consumer products will be reusable, recyclable and/or compostable by 2025. The current total is 86%.

Berry has launched some of its most popular and top-selling thermoformed and injection stretch blow molded food packs manufactured in rPET.

rPET is now available in the following Berry thermoformed pots and containers ranges - CombiPac, CombiRound, SuperLight, Spoon-in-lid and DeliPac as well as the company’s injection stretch blow molded PET range.

One of PET’s major benefits is that the material is recyclable. The manufacture of containers in rPET not only cuts down on the use of virgin materials but also provides a circular solution since the rPET container itself can also be recycled where systems are available.

Berry offers rPET for food packs.

Equally important, the containers retain the high-quality performance and appearance of those made solely with virgin PET.

“In Europe, PET is one of the most commonly used types of plastic packaging material and, fortunately, also widely recycled,” commented Roland Lingman, Director Sales and Marketing, Berry Nordic. “Its stiffness and high transparency are valuable assets. Plus, it has good barrier protection properties. All these qualities remain intact in our rPET packaging solutions, and therefore they are suitable for many different types of food products.”

According to the company, the introduction of the rPET containers is an important part of its Impact 2025 sustainability strategy, which aims to help customers meet and exceed their sustainability goals.

One of the Impact 2025 targets is that 100% of the company’s fast-moving consumer products will be reusable, recyclable and/or compostable by 2025. The current total is 86%.