Edible Oil: The Case for Metal Packaging

In the search for the right packaging for a given product, typically, there is a set of pre-established or “go-to” options within the supply chain. But how often do decision-makers think outside the pre-established box of solutions? What if the best packaging option isn’t widely known or available? In the case of edible oil, new manufacturing techniques have made way for metal packaging to become the best option because of its ability to protect the technical properties of the oil while also driving commercial value and delivering a sustainable experience to consumers.

In recent years, metal packaging manufacturers have expanded their capabilities to form metal into various shapes and formats. While large square gallon tins have been part of the bulk market for decades, and oil aerosol cans are recently an established necessity in many home kitchens, these formats only scratch the surface of what can be done with metal. These new formats open the opportunity for new use cases, new delivery systems, increased sustainability, and improved consumer experience. Metal packaging today falls into three major categories: Aluminum liquid pour spouts, sprays and pump systems, and large volume steel containers.

Along with these technical improvements just discussed, metal bottles also offer extensive commercial benefits to converting brands. From differentiating in stores to increased use at home, metal packaging solutions have the ability to drive value at the business level.

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PAC Global and Worldstar awards for Trivium

Trivium Packaging was honored to receive an Award of Distinction in Package Innovation in the Technical Design category from PAC Global and a WorldStar Global Packaging award in the Alcoholic Beverages category for our work on AMBEV S.A. Budweiser’s limited edition 2022 World Cup aluminum beer bottles. Trivium Packaging worked closely with Budweiser to produce bottles that resonated with World Cup fans around the globe. The direct printing of the designs on the bottles created an item that was not only eye-catching but could be kept as a collector’s item.

Trivium Packaging has once again achieved Platinum status for the third year in a row

Trivium Packaging is proud to announce that it has retained its Platinum status for its third consecutive year, the highest ranking in the 2024 EcoVadis sustainability ratings. EcoVadis’ platinum award reflects demonstrated improvements and contributions towards sustainable growth in the past year, with high scores in the Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement categories, including a rating of “outstanding” in the Environment category. This recognition is given for exemplary work spanning environmental impact and workforce health.

Advocating For Circularity in Packaging

Trivium Packaging Chief Sustainability Officer Jenny Wassenaar was recently interviewed by Harry MacKenzie, a sustainability brand builder, about their commitment to developing and producing sustainable packaging and the steps Triviuk is taking to reduce its environmental footprint. The conversation delved into the complexities of lifecycle assessments, highlighting how they vary across tools and underscoring the necessity for a standard that truly reflects the circular potential of materials.

Tinned Fish Charcuterie Trend Sparks Conversation On Sustainable Food Options

One of the latest TikTok food trends has been creating delicious spreads using sardines, anchovies, and more, but this trend has more benefits than the vitamins and minerals found in fish. As Bloomberg reports, it is a great sustainable food option for those looking to reduce their carbon footprint! 100% infinitely recyclable metal packaging provides a longer shelf life solution while maintaining its freshness + nutrients and is easier to transport.

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