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The Sustainable Packaging Coalition (SPC) is excited to announce the launch of its newest working group, the Consumer Education Collaborative. The new Collaborative will support SPC members’ efforts to educate consumers around recycling and key sustainable packaging topics.
The Consumer Education Coll...
Packaging Policy Roundup
The packaging policy across the country is shifting, as states adopt legislation spanning data reporting to label design. From Maine to California—and all the states in between—there’s a lot to keep track of in the world of packaging policy.
Whether you’re an engineer, a designer, or just a fan of sustainable packaging, SPC’s Sen...
Packaging Policy Roundup
The packaging policy across the country is shifting, as states adopt legislation spanning data reporting to label design. From Maine to California—and all the states in between—there’s a lot to keep track of in the world of packaging policy.
Whether you’re an engineer, a designer, or just a fan of sustainable packaging, SPC’s Sen...
If you only read the headlines around corporate sustainability goals and commitments, you might think that the era of corporate sustainability is over. During SPC Advance 2025, Net Positive Author Andrew Winston and Project Drawdown Executive Director Dr. Jonathan Foley explored the question looming over the sustainability industry: Is ...
third edition
Sometimes it’s the small things that spark the biggest impact. In this edition of SPC’s Changemakers’ Corner, we’re showcasing some examples of physically small innovations — like produce stickers and snack bar wrappers — with sweeping sustainability implications.
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