Now, more than ever, manufacturers must work tirelessly to reduce the amount of waste that makes its way to landfills or oceans.

The move toward sustainable practices, products and materials is no longer on the horizon but ever-present.

More sustainable packaging might tip some people toward trying a different high-end dog or cat food.

These "Made in Canada, Naturally" jars are a response to the current worldwide push to eliminate landfill-destined plastics in packaging.

The STO product line is made with an oxygen-driven additive in the material that creates accelerated degradation, allowing the packaging to degrade safely without harming the environment.

It’s fair to say that the easy part is over, or at least mostly over. But sustainability isn’t going away because corporate sustainability goals, cost pressures and demands for details about sustainable production and ingredients from consumers are all here to stay.

Hansen Packaging is offering a line of compostable jars certified for food uses and made of resins from renewable sources.

Nestle switched to a recyclable paper wrapper for its YES! fruit, nut and chocolate snack bars sold in Europe.

Kloeckner Pentaplast has new ideas for how meat companies can display products in stores and offer more sustainable packaging.