At yesterday's Environmental Packaging Awards ceremony, Duni Group won the bronze medal in the Food Service/Food-on-the-Go category for its full fiber packaging range (Bagasse), marketed under the Duni brand. Duni Group was also one of two finalists in the Soft Drinks category with its Breeze cups.
With a mutual commitment to innovation and sustainability, Duni Group and the Swedish start-up company LipLid enter into a collaboration. As a result of the initiative, Duni Group is now launching a new type of lid for its take-away cups - with a unique design and with good functional and sustainability performance without added PFAS, developed by LipLid.
Founded in a common focus on sustainability and innovation, Duni Group and the British company Notpla enter into a new collaboration. As a first step of the collaboration, Duni Group is launching a new plastic-free food packaging with a unique algae coating, developed by Notpla, which offers both functionality and improved environmental performance.
Duni Group's science-based targets have been approved by the Science Based Targets initiative. Setting science-based targets ensures the work towards further reductions of greenhouse gas emissions in line with the Paris Agreement. This is an important step towards the goal of reaching net-zero across the value chain by 2050.
Now Duni Group is partnering with Bower, a company that has developed an app that allows consumers to deposit all the products that have a barcode. So now Duni Group's customers can earn money by sorting their waste.
Duni Group is taking the next step towards the goal of being a net-zero emissions company by 2050 with defined progress by 2030. Committing to set Science Based Targets ensures the work towards further reductions of the Group’s greenhouse gas emissions in line with the Paris Climate Agreement. This enables the company’s climate work to become more transparent and reviewed by external experts.
Duni Group’s journey towards fossil-free operations continues as the first delivery of fossil free propane gas (BioLPG) arrived at the subsidiary Rexcell Tissue & Airlaid’s in Skåpafors. The transition to BioLPG is a major step forward to an increasingly circular business model and a lower climate impact. Duni Group is therefore the first company in the paper industry and the world to use BioLPG.
It is one small step for lemon peels, one giant leap for the industry and Duni Group who now announces the upcoming launch of fossil free premium napkins and table coverings under its Duni brand. With the switch to new fossil free binders containing food waste, Duni Group moves towards a circular business model.
Our planet needs more sustainable designs and less plastic. Period. Duni Group is determined to play its part in achieving this by launching pioneering FSC®-certified recyclable paper packaging for profile printed napkins in the Duni business area. For the Group, it is a start – in many ways.
Duni Group is a leading supplier of innovative table-setting concepts and packaging solutions.
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