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Graphic Packaging Offers Paperboard Alternative to Plastic for Nutraceuticals

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What happened

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Graphic Packaging Holding Company is supplying North American nutraceutical brands with the Boardio™ paperboard canister, a rigid plastic alternative. This product is available through Combined Technologies, Inc., which operates a contract packaging plant in Bristol, Indiana. Graphic Packaging is partnering with Combined Technologies, Inc. to offer alternatives to conventional plastic bottles and tubs.

From prnewswire.com

Why it matters

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The move addresses growing consumer expectations and retailer sustainability goals within the health and wellness market. By offering a scalable, paperboard option, Graphic Packaging and its partners are providing brands with a way to reflect their values while maintaining shelf appeal.

From prnewswire.com

Who's involved

  • Graphic PackagingGlobal leader providing the Boardio™ paperboard canister alternative.
  • Jerry ThompsonPresident and Owner of Combined Technologies, Inc., who facilitates the product access.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Graphic PackagingSpeculative

    Graphic Packaging could expand its market access and revenue through Combined Technologies, Inc.'s distribution network.

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