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🎥 Reduce carbon footprint with bio-based materials

Sustainability

July 30, 2019

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Bio-based materials are made from renewable resources and offer brands the opportunity to reduce their pack’s carbon footprint with a simple switch.

On Amcor’s journey to make all our packaging recyclable or reusable by 2025, we are innovating across seven sustainability options, delivering you more sustainable packaging solutions today.

In this video learn more about one of our seven sustainability options - bio-based materials.

Bio-based materials are made from renewable resources, as opposed to depletable, fossil-based raw materials.

Amcor’s bio-based PE offers the same recycling, technical, and sealing properties as fossil-based PE, whilst helping our customers reduce their pack’s carbon footprint with the switch to a renewable source.

Watch our video to learn more about bio-based materials.

Lucie Charbonnel

Sustainability Manager Amcor Flexibles EMEA

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🎥 Reduce carbon footprint with bio-based materials

Bio-based materials are made from renewable resources and offer brands the opportunity to reduce their pack’s carbon footprint with a simple switch.

Related Insights

🎥 Lofbergs | Reducing coffee packaging's carbon footprint by 30%

Löfbergs, one of the world’s largest importers of organic and Fairtrade labelled coffee, are now phasing out fossil plastic in their packaging to replace it with bio-based alternatives.