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CP Foods Unveils 100% Recycled PET Plastic Egg Tray Packaging in Thailand  

January 11, 2024 by Cath Isabedra

Recycled PET Plastic Egg Tray

Courtesy of CP Foods

Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CP Foods) announces the relaunch of its new egg tray packaging, entirely made from recycled plastic. This move highlights the company’s commitment to heart-healthy food production and environmental sustainability. By adopting the principles of the circular economy, CP Foods aims to foster efficient resource utilization and encourages consumer participation in global conservation efforts, expanding its range of low-carbon food products.  

Mr. Kitti Wangwiwatsilp, Director of Packaging Research & Development at CP Foods, underscores the company’s initiative in developing eco-friendly food packaging. Collaborating with partners, CP Foods has been working to increase the use of recycled materials in various packaging types, aligning with the food safety regulation. The relaunched fresh chicken egg tray packaging is made from 100 percent recycled PET plastic, which includes 55 percent post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic and 45 percent post-industrial recycled (PIR). A noteworthy feature of the design is also the use of paper labels instead of plastic stickers, aiding in waste separation and recycling processes. These sustainable transparent egg trays, made from 100 percent recycled PET, are now available in retail stores across Thailand.  

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CP Foods ensures the safety and quality of its recycled plastic packaging through rigorous external laboratory certification, confirming that the recycled materials used are safe and do not compromise the quality of the product.  

“Using fully recycled plastic for our fresh egg trays significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 29 percent compared to virgin plastic packaging,” says Mr. Kitti.   

Since 2020, CP Foods has also been committed to using recycled paper packaging, including 30-egg trays and smaller packs for 4 and 10 eggs. This initiative is part of the company’s broader effort to develop environmentally friendly packaging solutions for various food products, catering to the growing market of health-conscious and eco-aware consumers.  

In conclusion, Mr. Kitti highlights CP Foods’ awareness of its environmental impact and its responsibility in shaping a sustainable future. He encourages the need for collective action across all sectors of society, including industry, consumers, and the entire value chain. The introduction of recycled egg tray packaging is a significant step in CP Foods’ journey towards achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, contributing to a healthier planet for current and future generations.

Other Topics: CP Foods, egg packaging, egg tray, egg tray packaging, Packaging, recycled PET plastic egg tray, sustainability, sustainable packaging

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