Mondelēz International Makes Progress Toward Packaging Goals with Advanced Recycling Technology in Triscuit Packaging*
Mondelēz International has announced a significant advancement in sustainable packaging for its Triscuit Crackers brand in the U.S. and Canada. The company will now source plastic linked to advanced recycling technology for the majority of Triscuit SKUs, contributing to its goal of achieving about 5% recycled plastic content by 2025. Up to 50% of the plastic used in the protective bag-in-box liner films can be attributed to this technology through the ISCC PLUS certified mass balance approach.
This initiative aims to divert over one million pounds of plastic waste from landfills per year. The outer box is already made from 100% recycled paperboard. Mondelēz has partnered with Berry Global Group and LyondellBasell for this effort. The Triscuit brand is also working towards sourcing wheat more sustainably and supporting monarch butterfly conservation and future farmers.
Mondelēz International ha annunciato un avanzamento significativo nel packaging sostenibile per il suo marchio di Triscuit Crackers negli Stati Uniti e in Canada. L'azienda inizierà ora a utilizzare plastica collegata a tecnologia di riciclo avanzata per la maggior parte dei prodotti Triscuit, contribuendo al suo obiettivo di raggiungere circa il 5% di contenuto di plastica riciclata entro il 2025. Fino al 50% della plastica utilizzata nei film protettivi per i sacchetti in scatola può essere attribuita a questa tecnologia tramite l'approccio di bilanciamento di massa certificato ISCC PLUS.
Questa iniziativa mira a deviare oltre un milione di libbre di rifiuti di plastica dalle discariche ogni anno. La scatola esterna è già realizzata in cartone 100% riciclato. Mondelēz ha collaborato con Berry Global Group e LyondellBasell per questo sforzo. Il marchio Triscuit sta anche lavorando per ottenere grano in modo più sostenibile e supportare la conservazione della farfalla monarca e i futuri agricoltori.
Mondelēz International ha anunciado un avance significativo en empaque sostenible para su marca de Triscuit Crackers en Estados Unidos y Canadá. La compañía ahora utilizará plástico relacionado con tecnología de reciclaje avanzado para la mayoría de los productos de Triscuit, contribuyendo a su objetivo de alcanzar aproximadamente un 5% de contenido de plástico reciclado para 2025. Hasta un 50% del plástico utilizado en las bolsas protectoras de película dentro de la caja puede atribuirse a esta tecnología a través del enfoque de balance de masa certificado por ISCC PLUS.
Esta iniciativa tiene como objetivo desviar más de un millón de libras de residuos plásticos de los vertederos cada año. La caja exterior ya está hecha de cartón 100% reciclado. Mondelēz se ha asociado con Berry Global Group y LyondellBasell para este esfuerzo. La marca Triscuit también está trabajando para obtener trigo de manera más sostenible y apoyar la conservación de la mariposa monarca y a los futuros agricultores.
몬델레즈 인터내셔널은 미국과 캐나다의 트리스킷 크래커 브랜드에 대한 지속 가능한 포장에서 중요한 발전을 발표했습니다. 이 회사는 이제 대부분의 트리스킷 SKU에 대해 첨단 재활용 기술과 연결된 플라스틱을 조달할 것입니다. 이는 2025년까지 약 5%의 재활용 플라스틱 함량을 달성하려는 목표에 기여합니다. 보호용 가방-상자 라이너 필름에 사용되는 플라스틱의 최대 50%는 ISCC PLUS 인증 질적 균형 접근 방식에 따라 이 기술에 기인할 수 있습니다.
이 이니셔티브는 매년 100만 파운드 이상의 플라스틱 폐기물을 매립지에서 전환하는 것을 목표로 하고 있습니다. 외부 상자는 이미 100% 재활용 종이 판지로 만들어졌습니다. 몬델레즈는 이 노력의 일환으로 베리 글로벌 그룹 및 리온델바젤과 협력하고 있습니다. 트리스킷 브랜드는 또한 더 지속 가능한 밀 조달을 위해 노력하며, 왕모나크 나비 보존과 미래 농부들을 지원합니다.
Mondelēz International a annoncé une avancée significative en matière d'emballage durable pour sa marque de Triscuit Crackers aux États-Unis et au Canada. L'entreprise va désormais utiliser du plastique lié à la technologie de recyclage avancée pour la majorité des produits Triscuit, contribuant ainsi à son objectif d'atteindre environ 5% de contenu en plastique recyclé d'ici 2025. Jusqu'à 50% du plastique utilisé dans les films de protection des emballages peut être attribué à cette technologie grâce à l'approche de bilan de masse certifiée ISCC PLUS.
Cette initiative vise à dévier plus d'un million de livres de déchets plastiques des décharges chaque année. La boîte extérieure est déjà fabriquée en carton 100% recyclé. Mondelēz s’est associé à Berry Global Group et à LyondellBasell pour cet effort. La marque Triscuit s'efforce également de se fournir en blé de manière plus durable et de soutenir la conservation du papillon monarque et les futurs agriculteurs.
Mondelēz International hat einen bedeutenden Fortschritt in der nachhaltigen Verpackung für seine Triscuit Crackers Marke in den USA und Kanada angekündigt. Das Unternehmen wird nun Plastik beziehen, das mit fortschrittlicher Recyclingtechnologie verbunden ist, für die Mehrheit der Triscuit SKUs und trägt damit zu seinem Ziel bei, bis 2025 etwa 5% recycelten Plastikanteil zu erreichen. Bis zu 50% des in den schützenden Bag-in-Box-Linerfolien verwendeten Plastiks kann durch den ISCC PLUS-zertifizierten Massenbilanzansatz auf diese Technologie zurückgeführt werden.
Diese Initiative zielt darauf ab, jährlich über eine Million Pfund Plastikmüll von Deponien abzuleiten. Die äußere Box besteht bereits aus 100% recyceltem Papierkarton. Mondelēz hat sich für dieses Projekt mit der Berry Global Group und LyondellBasell zusammengetan. Auch die Marke Triscuit arbeitet daran, Weizen nachhaltiger zu beziehen und den Schutz der Monarchfalter sowie zukünftige Landwirte zu unterstützen.
- Implementation of advanced recycling technology for Triscuit packaging, contributing to Mondelēz's goal of 5% recycled plastic content by 2025
- Potential to divert over one million pounds of plastic waste from landfills annually
- Up to 50% of plastic in bag-in-box liner films attributed to advanced recycling technology
- Outer box already made from 100% recycled paperboard (35% post-consumer recycled content)
- Partnerships with industry leaders Berry Global Group and LyondellBasell for sustainable packaging
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Mondelēz International's adoption of advanced recycling technology for Triscuit packaging marks a significant step towards sustainable packaging solutions. By sourcing up to 50% of plastic from advanced recycling for bag-in-box liner films, they're addressing the challenge of soft plastic recycling. This initiative could potentially divert over one million pounds of plastic waste from landfills annually, contributing to their goal of
The use of ISCC PLUS certified mass balance approach is commendable, as it promotes transparency and traceability in recycled content. However, it's important to note that advanced recycling technologies are still evolving and their overall environmental impact needs careful assessment. While this move signals progress, achieving true circularity will require continued innovation and systemic changes in plastic production and waste management.
Mondelēz's strategic move with Triscuit packaging aligns with growing consumer demand for sustainable products. This initiative could potentially enhance brand loyalty and attract environmentally conscious consumers, potentially boosting market share in the competitive snack sector. The company's holistic approach, including sustainable wheat sourcing and community giveback programs, demonstrates a commitment to ESG principles that may resonate with investors.
However, the financial implications of this transition aren't explicitly stated. Investors should consider potential impacts on production costs and pricing strategies. While the environmental benefits are clear, the direct impact on Triscuit's sales and Mondelēz's bottom line remains to be seen. This move could set a precedent for the industry, potentially influencing competitor strategies and regulatory trends in packaging sustainability.
Mondelēz's partnership with Berry Global Group and LyondellBasell for this initiative is a strategic move in supply chain management. By collaborating with ISCC PLUS certified manufacturers, they're ensuring credibility and traceability in their recycled content sourcing. This approach could potentially streamline their supply chain by reducing dependence on virgin plastics and mitigating risks associated with fluctuating oil prices.
However, the scalability and long-term viability of advanced recycling technologies remain uncertain. The success of this initiative will heavily depend on the efficiency of plastic waste collection and processing systems. Mondelēz will need to closely monitor the reliability and consistency of this new supply chain to ensure it can meet the demands of large-scale production without compromising product quality or safety.
Advanced recycling technology enables recycled plastic to transform into new cracker packaging*
EAST HANOVER, N.J., Sept. 18, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mondelēz International has announced today that it will source plastic linked to advanced recycling technology (also known as chemical or molecular recycling) for the production of packaging across the majority of SKUs for its Triscuit Crackers in the U.S. and Canada. Triscuit is an iconic snacking brand with a history and heritage dating back more than a century. Through this initiative, the Triscuit brand is contributing to the sourcing of recycled plastics via the ISCC mass balance approach, helping to support a more circular pack economy in the U.S. and Canada. This contributes to Mondelēz International’s goal of achieving about
As part of this effort, up to
“We are excited to implement this innovative technology for Triscuit cracker packaging,” said Caitlin Schell, Marketing Director for the Triscuit brand. “The Triscuit brand supports Mondelēz International’s strategic focus of working toward driving change where the world needs it most. By embracing advanced recycling technology for our product, we are not only helping to reduce reliance on fossil materials but also helping to support the company’s longer-term aim for a more circular economy for packaging at large.”
“We believe that sourcing material linked to advanced recycling technologies (mass balance) helps send a signal to the broader industry and can help to drive collection, sortation, and processing of more plastic waste,” said Lou Fenech, Research Fellow, Packaging Sustainability at Mondelēz International. “We strive to continually enhance our packaging with the aim of supporting a more circular economy for packaging. We do this through reducing and evolving packaging, improving systems, and leveraging innovative partnerships.”
The new Triscuit brand packaging is now available in supermarkets in the U.S. and Canada. Mondelēz International has partnered with packaging and plastics industry leaders Berry Global Group, Inc. (NYSE: BERY) and LyondellBasell (NYSE: LYB) on this effort, whose manufacturing sites have been officially certified by ISCC PLUS.
Beyond sourcing ISCC PLUS certified packaging, the Triscuit brand has continued to make progress toward becoming a more sustainable brand. The brand´s ambition is to source the wheat used in its crackers more sustainably, make packaging better for both the people and planet, and give back to the American communities, including the farmers who grow the wheat found in Triscuit brand crackers.
The brand has actively worked to gather on-farm data to improve measurement of environmental metrics like water and greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions while identifying key impact areas for improvement in both precision and conservation agriculture. The Triscuit brand has and will continue to support Joint Monarch Venture to help monarch butterfly conservation. Through this partnership, the brand enables habitat conservations, including restoring and enhancing pollinator habitat within farmlands where wheat sourced for Triscuit crackers is grown.
In addition to these efforts, the Triscuit brand is focused on supporting America’s future farmers. In 2023, the brand donated
To learn more about the Triscuit brand and these efforts, visit Triscuit.com and @Triscuit on Instagram.
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About LyondellBasell We are LyondellBasell (NYSE: LYB) ― a leader in the global chemical industry creating solutions for everyday sustainable living. Through advanced technology and focused investments, we are enabling a circular and low carbon economy. Across all we do, we aim to unlock value for our customers, investors and society. As one of the world's largest producers of polymers and a leader in polyolefin technologies, we develop, manufacture and market high-quality and innovative products for applications ranging from sustainable transportation and food safety to clean water and quality healthcare. For more information, please visit www.lyondellbasell.com or follow @LyondellBasell on LinkedIn.
*Attributed to the ISCC certified mass balance approach. For more information please refer to the mass balance section of the ISCC website.
**We aim to regularly and transparently report our progress. You can find additional details on Mondelēz International's ESG goals and reported information within the About This Report section of our 2023 Snacking Made Right ESG Report.
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