Sentence examples for forms of packaging from inspiring English sources

Certainly, we believe corrugated is a friendlier alternative than some of the other forms of packaging.

Is cardboard holding its own against other forms of packaging such as plastic, which has its own environmental challenges? A. We certainly think that our product offers a distinct advantage relative to the competing packaging, such as plastic or glass.

Three years later, after additional acquisitions that expanded the company's reach beyond cans to plastic containers and other forms of packaging, Mr. Peltz and Mr. May sold Triangle to Pechiney, for about $1.26 billion, plus the assumption of some $3 billion in debt.

From the numbers of packs for each material code (i.e. from the Euromonitor data), the number of metal versus other forms of packaging for those food groups can be derived and these were used as the basis for allocating the market shares (by number of packs) of each metal packaging component per food group.

As presented by the WHO report and other available literature, bottled water is considered unimproved and sachet water or other forms of packaged water are nowhere to be found either in the identified classes.

Less than 14% of plastic packaging — the fastest-growing form of packaging — is recycled.

Equally ingenious is FreshPaper, a form of packaging made from paper infused with organic spices to keep food fresh longer.

The best of them have taken this to a high art form, but essentially it was still a form of packaging.

This form of packaging has the added advantage of encouraging high staff-customer interaction, as you will need to describe the stresses inherent in your lifestyle to a complicit listener.

The little sticker is the most minimal form of packaging imaginable, and yet it's completely plausible that people will not only seek it out but also buy it.

(This does prompt the question: how much energy does it take to toast industrial quantities of sliced bread?) The south-east London brewery Four Pure, has switched from bottles to cans, a form of packaging that is not only infinitely recyclable but also smaller and lighter than a glass bottle, making it more efficient to deliver.