In many ways 2021 was a roller coaster. Nonetheless, PAC Global’s PAC NEXT team was inspired by many organizations’ unwavering commitment to continue their work toward improved packaging sustainability and circularity.

In many ways 2021 was a roller coaster. Nonetheless, PAC Global’s PAC NEXT team was inspired by many organizations’ unwavering commitment to continue their work toward improved packaging sustainability and circularity.
ESG, short for “environmental, social and governance”, has become increasingly top of mind for corporations as they agree to conduct themselves ethically and transparently. And, as you can imagine, there are a range of issues that fall under the ESG umbrella, backed up by external expectations that corporations will “do the right thing”.
In two blog posts, Andrew Macdonald, PAC NEXT Project Manager, sheds light on opportunities and challenges related to reusable packaging in Canada, and beyond. Part one sets the stage: What is reusable packaging? Who considers it important, and why?
Preventing food waste means that food justice, hunger, and greenhouse gas emissions can all be addressed. Preventing food waste is good for everyone. It is also good for business!
Article addresses the uninformed knee-jerk reactions to the packaging of food that will require unprecedented levels of leadership from within the food and packaging industries.
This article offers a contrarian view of EPR being the cornerstone of sustainability.
PAC Next is committed to the vision and journey to find circular solutions for all packaging materials and types that eliminate packaging waste.