Huhtamaki, a global leader in sustainable packaging solutions, has launched ‘ProDairy,’ a new line of recyclable single-coated paper cups with less than 10% plastic, designed for yogurt and dairy products. The cups, produced in Europe, align with growing environmental concerns by offering a fully recyclable alternative.
Huhtamaki, a Finland-based global packaging solutions provider known for its sustainable innovations, has introduced ‘ProDairy,’ a new line of recyclable single-coated paper cups designed for yogurt and dairy packaging. The company, headquartered in Espoo, Finland, has developed this product in response to increasing environmental concerns over plastic waste.
The ‘ProDairy’ cups, which contain less than 10% plastic, are fully recyclable within Europe, addressing a major industry challenge of reducing polymer use without compromising product integrity. The innovation features a specially designed rim and a unique sealing varnish technology to maintain the necessary barrier properties while ensuring recyclability.
A Game-Changer for the Dairy Industry
Dairy products are essential to everyday life, and developing fully recyclable packaging without sacrificing performance has been a major challenge. ‘ProDairy’ meets and exceeds expectations, offering both cost efficiency and high functionality.”
Fredrik Davidsson, President of Fiber Foodservice Europe-Asia-Oceania at Huhtamaki
Manufactured in Europe using sustainably sourced paperboard, ‘ProDairy’ retains a paper-like feel with a matte finish, offering an eco-friendly alternative to conventional dairy packaging. Huhtamaki’s latest innovation aligns with its broader commitment to sustainability, reinforcing its leadership in environmentally responsible packaging solutions.
About Huhtamaki
Huhtamaki is a leading provider of sustainable food packaging solutions, dedicated to ensuring food safety and accessibility worldwide. With over a century of experience, the company continues to drive innovation, developing eco-conscious alternatives to traditional packaging.
