"green packaging" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase if you are discussing an environmentally-friendly approach to packaging products. For example, "Our company is committed to sustainability, which is why we use green packaging."
Now EarthShell is trying to overcome the dismal reputation of green packaging as an ideal way to lose money.
The legislation would require that tobacco products be sold in plain green packaging, limiting the brand recognition enjoyed by global tobacco names like Marlboro and Camel.
The Federal Trade Commission held a series of workshops in 2008 to discuss issues central to the guides' revision, like green packaging, and also conducted surveys online with 3,700 consumers.
Last week, tobacco companies started selling cigarettes in standardised green packaging bearing graphic warnings of the dangers of smoking, under new rules designed to prevent young people taking up the habit.
In addition, LG is introducing green packaging to its entire line of 2009 mobile handset models.
As part of Monster's effort to do its part in protecting the environment, the new Monster ScreenClean portable products will come packaged in fully recyclable "green" packaging. .
· Chris Huhne, party environment spokesman and leadership contender, will seek to sell his comprehensive green package to wary delegates who may fear it means higher taxes - not "greener and fairer" taxes.
And through Sept. 30, the Hilton Arc de Triomphe and Hilton Paris La D nse will do their part to encourage more cycling by offering either a guided bicycle tour or a bike rental to any guest who reserves the Go Green package.
At the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles last month, the little green packages were handed out to audience members, to arriving celebrities and to the reporters clustered around them by marketing representatives from Pfizer, which owns the Listerine brand and manufactures the Pocket Pak.
Still on the drawing boards are sketches of a 50's housewife who would hail tourists from the blue-and-white checked roof of an early 60's motel called the Cara Mara, and a replacement facade for a local Christmas shop, redoing it as a huge green package wrapped in bright red ribbon and layered with boomerang-shaped ornaments.
Inside the little green package is some pretty sweet tech, including a 1500mAh lithium ion battery which will essentially double your iPhone's battery life, and can be charged via USB 2.0 or the solar panels on the back.
