Circular Economy

Our position on circularity is built around renewable and recyclable materials, responsible sourcing and doing more with less. Above all, our packaging exists to protect food, making it safe and available everywhere. The circular economy is a regenerative model that reduces waste and keeps materials in use for longer. As such, it is close to Tetra Pak's heart. Our business is designed to minimise waste and optimise use of resources, and we have always acted to reduce the lifecycle impact of our packaging, processing and service solutions.

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Environment

How Future Food Packaging Can Help Solve the People-planet Dilemma
The COVID-19 pandemic has stress tested the global food supply chain like never before, putting a spotlight on the importance of food safety and availability.

Environment

The Challenges of Sustainable Food Packaging
Tetra Pak is on a journey to create the ultimate sustainable food package – one that secures food safety and availability while reducing the impact on our planet. What are the challenges and what needs to be done to solve them?

Responsible Production & the Circular Economy

Get the Full Picture: The Challenges of Sustainable Food Packaging
Tetra Pak is on a journey to deliver the world's most sustainable food package. Learn why they aim to create packaging soley from plant-based materials that are fully renewable, fully recyclable and carbon neutral in this video.

Environment

Tetra Pak Commits to Net Zero Emissions
Today, Tetra Pak reconfirms its strategic priority in driving the sustainability transformation by setting an ambition for net zero emissions across the value chain by 2050, supporting this with an intermediate 2030 target of net zero carbon emissions across its own operations. The company will also set emissions reduction targets in line with 1.5°C according to the Science Based Targets (SBT) initiative across scopes 1, 2 and 3.

Responsible Production & the Circular Economy

Tetra Pak Becomes First Carton Packaging Company to Launch Paper Straws in Europe
Adolfo Orive, President and CEO, Tetra Pak said: “We are pleased to have developed a paper straw that is fully functional and meets internationally recognised food safety standards. This is an important step in our vision to deliver a package made entirely from plant-based packaging materials, contributing to a low-carbon circular economy.

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