Recent North America news

02.12.2019 · Trends, Sustainability

Happier and healthier

The growing plant-based food market demands sustainable packaging. Read about The Happy Pear’s experience with Huhtamaki Fresh, the fiber-based ready-meal tray.

21.11.2019 · Recent

Huhtamaki is McDonald’s Supplier of the Year in the UK and Ireland

Huhtamaki’s folding carton business unit in Northern Ireland has been announced as McDonald’s UK & Ireland Supplier of the Year for 2019. The award was presented at a ceremony held in London as part of McDonald’s Supply Chain conference.

07.11.2019 · Recent

Welcome to the new us.huhtamaki.com

We are proud to announce the launch of the new us.huhtamaki.com.

06.11.2019 · Recent, Sustainability

Huhtamaki launches recyclable laminate for shampoo

Huhtamaki has introduced a new recyclable, polyolefin-based barrier packaging solution for shampoo sachets. Solutions for coffee, detergent, jams, ketchup, soaps and dry soups have passed long-run trials and are ready for wider market adoption.

29.10.2019 · Recent, Sustainability

Huhtamaki Fresh wins in the Waitrose & Partners Sustainability Awards

Huhtamaki Fresh, the world’s 1st fiber-based ready meal tray, has won the own brand category of the Waitrose & Partners Sustainability Awards. Fresh is as functional as the black plastic alternative, but easier to recycle & certified for home composting.

25.09.2019 · Trends, Recent, Sustainability

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.

11.09.2019 · Community Outreach

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. 

11.09.2019 · Community Outreach

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.