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As part of France’s landmark 2020 Anti-waste Law, the nation banned plastic packaging on oranges, bananas, carrots and many other types of produce beginning in January 2022, and by 2026, wrapping fruits and vegetables in plastic will be fully prohibited.

In recent years, the world has become increasingly concerned about the environment and the negative impact of plastics on ecosystems. Governments and organizations are stepping up efforts to reduce plastic waste and promote sustainable alternatives.

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The demand for biodegradable disposable tableware has been propelled by growing consumer and corporate awareness of environmental degradation, the effects of single-use plastics on ecosystems and marine life, and a demand for more sustainable alternatives.

1.Innovative Materials Companies are increasingly using advanced biodegradable materials like mushroom-based packaging and plant fibers (such as bamboo or sugarcane) to produce lunch boxes and bowls. These materials break down more quickly and have less env...

As your partner in all things sustainability and compostable packaging for the foodservice industry, Good Start Packaging is here to help you keep track of the ever-changing legislative changes to ban single-use plastics. Use our interactive map to see what i...

In recent years, there's been a noticeable shift towards biodegradable disposable tableware, driven by growing environmental awareness and changing consumer preferences. This trend reflects a broader commitment to sustainability and responsible consumption. Here's why biodegradable options are increasingly favored

We all know that trees are a crucial element in the balance between oxygen and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Many blogs and websites state that bamboo produces 35% more oxygen than an equivalent stand of trees. But is this really true, and which species were used to come to that conclusion?

By choosing compostables, foodservice businesses can actively drive change in recycling. Here’s everything you need to know.