If your packaging uses How2Recycle Labels, significant changes are on the way that will impact your operations.

Flexible Plastics Curbside Pickup Kicks off in Maple RidgeTwo municipalities in Greater Vancouver—Maple Ridge and West Vancouver—are pioneering new curbside collection programs for soft plastics, also known as flexible plastics.

Every Earth Day is a great reminder of the power small changes can make. For food and beverage brands, sustainable packaging is one of the most effective ways to reduce waste and protect both products and the planet.

The packaging industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven in part by two key factors: sustainability and the growing adoption of flexible packaging. These shifts are redefining how products are packaged, protected, and presented to consumers.

When selecting a supplier for labels and packaging, businesses will often weigh the choice between local and overseas manufacturing.

As sustainability becomes an increasingly central focus for consumers, businesses and government; the decision to create BPI (Biodegradable Products Institute) Certified Compostable Flexible Packaging raises important questions about environmental responsibility and market positioning. 

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Associated Labels and Packaging is happy to announce that we are now accepting customers to participate in our Paper Label Liner Recycling Program!