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As food packaging standards progress, meat processors and grocery retailers are actively seeking environmentally-friendly alternatives to expanded polystyrene (EPS) for packaging fresh poultry and red meat.
A leading global packaging provider, SEE, has recently unveiled the initial biobased, industrial compostable tray designed specifically for protein packaging. This tray has undergone rigorous testing to ensure compatibility with existing food processing equipment.
The CRYOVAC® brand compostable overwrap tray from SEE is crafted from food-contact grade resin, certified by the USDA to contain 54% biobased content derived from renewable wood cellulose. Notably, this tray decomposes into organic matter without leaving harmful residues behind.
Dr. Tiffani Burt, spearheading the development of SEE's CRYOVAC® brand compostable overwrap tray, offers insights into the scientific aspects of this innovative packaging solution in a concise video interview. She elaborates on its compostable nature and how it aids companies in achieving their sustainability objectives.
A leading global packaging provider, SEE, has recently unveiled the initial biobased, industrial compostable tray designed specifically for protein packaging. This tray has undergone rigorous testing to ensure compatibility with existing food processing equipment.
The CRYOVAC® brand compostable overwrap tray from SEE is crafted from food-contact grade resin, certified by the USDA to contain 54% biobased content derived from renewable wood cellulose. Notably, this tray decomposes into organic matter without leaving harmful residues behind.
Dr. Tiffani Burt, spearheading the development of SEE's CRYOVAC® brand compostable overwrap tray, offers insights into the scientific aspects of this innovative packaging solution in a concise video interview. She elaborates on its compostable nature and how it aids companies in achieving their sustainability objectives.