Home Compostable Fruit Labels
Aotearoa’s leading producer of fruit labels, Jenkins Freshpac Systems, has just been awarded a gold medal in development and creativity for their industrial compostable label. Now the firm has its eyes firmly set on testing and refining a home compostable fruit label.
The award coincides with the announcement yesterday by Environment Minister David Parker, that single-use, non-compostable plastic labels will be phased out by mid 2023, a move that Lunam can see the benefits of.
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