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Tetra Recart

The evolution of sustainable packaging for a modern world

SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING PROTECTS CONSUMER DEMAND FOR SUSTAINABLE


THE ENVIRONMENT PACKAGING IS INCREASING

Globally,
The need to address environmental more
impact is a growing area of
responsibility for all businesses, than
particularly in the retail space where
consumers increasingly expect it.
50% 50%
would like to do
more for the
environment but
do not know how.

The link between the manufacturing


process of products and the wealth of

61%
the planet’s resources are closer than
ever – CO2 emissions are a by-product

74%
of poorly considered products.
of consumers
around the
world agree of consumers in
Innovations in packaging – that it is 2015, avoided a
in the areas of design,
ENVIRONMENTAL
important that companies take particular product
materials and production environmentally responsible actions or brand for

INNOVATION
- have been driven by the such as using environmentally environmental
need to address this. friendly ingredients or materials. reasons.

LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT (LCA) EVALUATES HOW TETRA RECART STACKS UP


TRUE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AGAINST THE COMPETITION

Lowest weight*:
LCA is a standardised method to evaluate the LCA assesses the overall CO2 impact of a Tetra Recart 56g
global environmental impacts of a product product on the environment. It is an ISO 56g
pouch 99g
throughout its life cycle (from beginning to end). standard methodology which helps companies 99g can 136g
and consumers make informed decisions. glass jar 580g
500
4.5X less CO2
136g
emissions vs Cans

400
2x less CO2
emissions vs 580g
Pouch Material
production

300
Recycling / Tetra Recart uses 89% of the capacity of an average-sized truck,
End-of-life compared with the can which uses only 82%.
200
disposal LCA Converting

100
Pouch

Secondary
TRC

Can

Transports packaging
0
*All weight comparisons made in the above infographic are inclusive of both
Ready to Serve Soup primary and secondary packaging.

TETRA RECART - A SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION


Our goal is that by 2020, 40% of all Tetra Pak cartons will be recycled – equivalent to recycling around 100 billion individual cartons a year.

Tetra Recart appeals to producers,


customers and consumers.

Most competitive environmental


profile with lowest carbon
By purchasing five 500ml Tetra Recart soup cartons instead of footprint according to peer
steel cans, CO2 emissions saved could power a 60W light bulb for reviewed LCA study.
over 23 hours.

56g
Tetra Recart packages are made using paper
exclusively sourced from FSCTM certified
forests and other controlled sources. In 2014
Tetra Pak delivered 43.7 billion packages of the package is made
with the FSC label. of renewable material.

The recycled material from used Defining qualities place Tetra Recart at the top:
Tetra Recart packages can be • Renewable resource • Low package weight
converted into useful new products. • Recyclable package • Efficient transport

1 Tetra Pak Case from UK - Tetra Recart 390 ml, pouch 300ml, can 400ml, normalised to 1 kg of food. 2 Tetra Pak Case from UK - Tetra Recart 390 ml, pouch 300ml, can 400ml, normalised to 1kg of food. 3 Assumptions - Knorr®
soup in Europe 1*5 4 layers. Can 3*3 10 layers, Tetra Recart 2*8 9 layers, all with density 1.03 kg/l. All data sourced and peer reviewed by Franklin Associates.

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