Corporate responsibility agenda

Our global corporate responsibility agenda, Packaging for Good, focuses on four themes; People, Packaging, Supply chain and Manufacturing operations. These are the primary focus areas for the corporate responsibility-related aspects of our business. Take a moment to review our ambitions and make sure to read more about Packaging for Good on our global site huhtamaki.com/responsibility.

Packaging for Good

Huhtamaki manufactures all food contact packaging under safe and controlled hygienic environment. Prior to introducing raw materials in production, the suitability for food contact and intended purpose of use is evaluated. The finished articles go through rigorous quality control process and are tested in accordance with the legal requirements. 

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Packaging for Good

People

Goal: By 2020, our work culture and reputation as a responsible employer make us a desired place to work

Packaging

Goal: By 2020, our customers see Huhtamaki as a most trusted partner to deliver and innovate on sustainability and food safety

Supply chain

Goal: By 2020, all key suppliers work with us to deliver on our Code of Conduct for Huhtamaki Suppliers

Operations

Goal: By 2020, we produce more, with less impact on the environment per unit of production

Community Outreach
Recent, Sustainability

We are supporting local communities in North America during the coronavirus pandemic

Huhtamaki North America has always taken great pride in supporting the communities where we work and making a difference where it matters most. Here are some of the great projects carried out by our employees across the US up until now.
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. 
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.
Community Outreach

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.