August 2019

FTSE4Good is managed by FTSE Russell of the London Stock Exchange Group and is designed to identify companies that demonstrate strong ESG practices against globally recognized standards. The index, which was created in 2001, has included Amcor every year since 2006.

“Our continued presence in this and other sustainability related indices demonstrates Amcor’s long and unwavering commitment to more sustainable operations and more sustainable packaging,” said Amcor’s Vice President, Sustainability, David Clark.

Based in Carpentras in Provence, La Brasserie Artisanale du Mont Ventoux, under the leadership of its founder Mr Alexandre De Zordi, and with the arrival of a partner investor Rhône Rive Gauche, has expanded production over the past two years from 500 to 3,500 hectolitres.

The Eco-Line cups enable the company’s customers to enjoy their favourite beers whenever and wherever they want. The cups lighter weight, easy handling and smooth rim ensure a quality drinking experience.

“We want to help people live a more sustainable life as well as feel good about what’s in their fridge. Fresh milk and yogurts are enjoyed on a daily basis in most households in our main markets and are also key to our retail customers. That’s why these items topped our list of packaging to improve from a sustainability perspective and our pan-European presence enables us to leverage our scale and impact several markets simultaneously,” says Arla’s head of Europe, Peter Giørtz-Carlsen.

Nestlé and Veolia, the world’s leading resource management company, announced their collaboration to work on waste collection, sorting and recycling of plastic material, with a particular emphasis on flexible plastic packaging. Projects will focus on eleven priority countries across Asia, Africa, Latin America and Europe. According to Veolia, various technologies will be explored to find viable recycling models in the various countries: for example chemical recycling, like pyrolysis, produces plastic similar in quality to virgin plastic.

DS Smith Plastics, Extruded Products offers a selection of Tower dunnage systems for different market sectors. These tower systems are a hybrid between industrial packaging, shelving and supply-line packaging. The systems are easily moved vertically across the shop floor for easy access of production line components and safe material handling.

4 Aces has added a selection of wooden cutlery items, including knives, forks, dessert spoons and teaspoons, to their growing, environmentally-friendly PLANET range. The fully compostable, are FSC accredited, practical and easy to use cutlery selection is available to order now and they are already experiencing high demand, reflecting the current buying trend for the most eco-friendly solutions.