As a member of the Foodservice Packaging Institute, Sustana Fiber is proud to support the partnership of the City of Madison, Wisconsin and the Foodservice Packaging Institute in their effort to recycle paper cups, containers and cup carriers.
Sustana’s Emily Olson and TriplePundit talk about how e-commerce can contribute to the sustainable packaging trend
Sustana Fiber has been awarded 2021 Sustainable Business Product of the Year for EnviroLife® by the Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council.
Sustana’s Emily Olson and TriplePundit talk about how to meet eco-conscious consumer demands through sustainable supply chain partnerships
Sustana Fiber’s Jim Schneider and Steven Minor discuss recycling trends with Triple Pundit.
Sustana Fiber recently installed a brand new high-capacity shredding machine at its Breakeyville mill in Quebec, which will improve the recycling process for aseptic and gable top containers, also known as multilayer cartons, such as milk and juice cartons.
Sustana Fiber, a leading manufacturer of premium, sustainable recycled fiber, announces its new membership with the Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council.
As the climate crisis continues, consumers around the world are evaluating their use of everyday items—and paper products are no exception. There is a growing demand for brands to take steps toward sustainability and leveraging sustainable recycled fiber rather than virgin pulp in paper products is one place to start.
Amidst growing concerns and conversations around the environmental issues facing our society, businesses need innovative sustainability solutions that go beyond traditional efforts. But how do we get there? And what do businesses need to keep in mind when aiming to shift their supply chain from linear to circular?
Sustana Fiber, specializing in the manufacturing of recycled fiber from recovered paper materials, is pleased to announce its new partnership with Société VIA, a company that specializes in the sorting and recovery of recycled materials. Recovered multi-layer food and beverage containers are then recycled locally through the Sustana Fiber initiative. A first for a partnership of this type!