How paper cups are made?
A take-away coffee cup that is handed to you at a coffee shop is a basic looking product, but many would be surprised by how much thought and effort goes into making that “simple” paper cup safe and environmentally friendly.
Why should paper cups be recycled?
If a product is recyclable, like for example paper cups, then recycling is always the better alternative to incineration. Why is that?
Newly formed Huhtamaki blueloop acceleration team
Rethinking flexible packaging! Please meet our newly formed Huhtamaki blueloop acceleration team. Developing paper based barrier solutions for flexible packaging is their first priority.
2019 Trek Across Maine
Huhtamaki - Waterville A team of six cyclists from rode in the 2019 Trek Across Maine, June 14-16, to benefit the American Lung Association. This three-day ride covers 188 miles.
Dragons in the water support Habitat for Humanity
Huhtamaki – Albertville employees joined 21 teams for the event and finished strong with a second-place final run of 1:12. The one-day festival raised more than $35,000.
Fulton Bike Drop off
Huhtmaki Fulton employees assembled and donated 14 girls and 14 boys bikes and helmets to Friends of Camp Hollis. The bikes were then given away to children attending Camp Hollis this summer.
Renewable, recyclable, compostable – a quick guide to terminology
What does it actually mean for a product to be renewable, recyclable, compostable or biodegradable? Here we will use paper cups as an example to clarify the sustainability glossary.
Changing food-to-go
Food-to-go is a fast-evolving prospect that represents a major opportunity driving both value and consumption frequency throughout the foodservice industry. Read more about the market movements and key trends shaping food-to-go around the world.