More Sustainable Retail Packaging

Amcor AmPrima® cheese packaging solutions can help you to meet consumer expectations for more sustainable packaging, without compromising on packaging performance.

Chiola, a family-owned Italian company who have always focused on sustainability, have launched more sustainable packaging across their new product range.

Until recently there wasn’t a retort pouch that combined recyclability with the performance required to withstand heat-sterilisation and provide a long shelf life. But our teams like finding solutions.

Extending shelf life by 4-6 days gives retailers possibilities for new logistics solutions. Product packaging and shipping doesn’t have to happen so quickly, and once products do get to the grocery store, there isn’t such a rush to sell them or reduce the cost before the sell-by-date.

Find out which coffee packaging options can help you stand out on shelves and get ahead of upcoming European legislation.

Here’s how a leading Italian retailer achieved both with SkinNova™ – more sustainable skin packaging that reduces plastic waste by 70%*.

When it comes to snacks and candy, according to recent research*, paper packaging on chocolate bars was perceived to be better for the environment.

Recycle-ready paper packaging that also extend the shelf-life of the product is a win for retailers and consumers alike. Less waste, longer time between restocks and better sustainability are just some of the benefits.

In the sliced meat or cheese aisle, you only have a short time to grab the consumer’s attention – shelf appeal counts. With Packpyrus, we thought about what the modern-day consumer wants from their meat and cheese packaging.

A lightweight flow pack, ideal for cooking food in the oven that meets both consumers’ and brands’ demand for optimised, convenient and more sustainable packaging.

A new recycle-ready thermoforming film offers meat and dairy brands excellent packaging performance and improved circularity of packaging.

Mono-PE and mono-PP material for food, coffee and home and personal care applications.

Amcor partnered with a leading UK supplier of fresh fruit to develop a more sustainable solution for the lidding film used in packaging their fresh cherries. The new lidding includes Post Consumer Recycled (PCR) content and reduces plastic use overall.

On average, 29% of fresh fruit and vegetables purchased by households in the EU is wasted. Discover with our infographic how specialized Amcor packaging can help retailers to reduce food waste of fresh produce.

Discover 4 key advantages of second skin meat packaging compared to modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) and how you can keep meat and fish fresh for longer in the supermarket aisle.