
Photo courtesy Novolex
HARTSVILLE, S.C. — Novolex recently introduced food packaging containers that are recyclable and made with a minimum 10% post-consumer recycled (PCR) content.
Manufactured by Novolex brand Waddington North America (WNA), the new products include various sizes of dessert cups, tamper-evident containers, cake containers and bakery clamshells.
“We are proud to add to our growing number of products manufactured with recycled content,” said Stephen Kapantais, director of technology, rigid plastics at Novolex. “Sustainability is critical to the future of our industry, and we are committed to creating even more innovative products to reduce our impact on the environment and support the circular economy.”
The products include:
- Signature dessert cups: Designed to enhance dessert presentations, these transparent cups are available in three sizes and come with a universal lid. All are made with polyethylene terephthalate (PET), a strong, lightweight, recyclable plastic.
- CakePak bases and lids: These clear containers offer the patented EZ Release system that features lift tabs. They offer different bases to fit various cake designs, with customization options available.
- BreakAway tamper-evident containers: These clear containers keep food safe and secure with a tamper-evident feature indicating when the top has been removed. They also are stackable and available in various sizes and shapes.
- Multi-use clamshells: These clear containers provide product visibility and enhance food presentation. They also feature a secure closure that provides a tight seal to keep food fresh. The clamshells come in a variety of custom shapes and sizes, making them ideal for loaf cakes, cookies and more.
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