Sustainability

Kruger Products, Canada's No. 1 tissue brand manufacturer, has been committed to doing business more sustainably since the launch of its reforestation program more than 60 years ago.

Loblaw Companies Ltd. acknowledged a responsibility to sustainability with the launch of an industry-leading line of green products back in 1998. Since then, the retailer has continued to uphold a commitment to health and wellness, sustainable sourcing, and energy reduction.

Animal welfare is an increasingly important issue to today’s consumers. As a result, consumers are demanding companies be more transparent about how animals are raised. Consumers also want to support companies that treat animals well, says new research from The Hartman Group.

U.K. grocer Sainsbury's has teamed up with Williams Advanced Engineering—a big name in Formula One racing—to give its fridges what it describes as a "turbo boost" to make them more energy efficient.

Sustainable packaging as well as innovative packaging that helps mitigate food waste were among the categories recently recognized by PAC, Packaging Consortium, in its 2015 PAC Global Leadership Awards.