Spirits company Avallen is introducing a paper bottle made from 94% recycled paperboard with a food-grade pouch. This bottle boasts less than a fifth of the CO2 emissions of a standard glass bottle and weighs just 85 grams and lower transportation emissions.
Avallen’s co-founder Tim Etherington-Judge says, "Packaging is an area where there is room for improved environmental performance. Spirits have almost always come in single-use glass bottles, with large embodied carbon emissions, as well as the raw material extraction of sand." With this paper bottle, consumers will be able to enjoy a beautifully branded bottle that's durable and ready to enjoy during outdoor events. Additionally, the bottle is an ideal ecommerce solution, especially when handled by delivery couriers.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Eco-friendly Packaging
- Companies can explore creating more eco-friendly packaging options for a reduction in carbon emissions and environmental impact.
- Sustainable Supply Chain
- Businesses can aim for a sustainable supply chain and reduce transportation emissions by looking for alternative, eco-friendly raw materials.
- Ecommerce Packaging
- With the growing trend of e-commerce, companies can explore creating eco-friendly packaging solutions for online deliveries.
Sectors Adopting This
- Spirits Industry
- Spirits companies can innovate their packaging for a reduction in carbon emissions and environmental impact
- Packaging Industry
- Packaging companies can explore alternative, more eco-friendly materials for their products.
- Ecommerce Delivery Industry
- Delivery couriers can explore more sustainable packaging options for their e-commerce deliveries.
