Tobermore invests in sustainable packaging

Paving and walling manufacturer, Tobermore has has overhauled its packaging design to have significantly less environmental impact.

The 100% recyclable polyethylene film contains 30% recycled material, decreasing waste and the company’s packaging-related carbon footprint by 20%.

Tobermore has reduced their packaging related carbon footprint by 20.

The sustainable packaging has been rolled out throughout stocking merchants and building sites nationwide.

Tobermore managing director David Henderson says: “We are proud to have invested in more sustainable packaging. Tobermore recognises the global challenge of packaging waste and consequently the need for a new plastic economy. To ensure we can retain the benefits of plastic, we had to rethink how we produce, use and re-use it.”

“As a responsible manufacturer, Tobermore is committed to safeguarding future resources, reducing waste and saving energy. We have a responsibility to make sure that we keep plastic within a circular economy and out of our natural environment. We feel good about using packaging which is better for our planet and urge our industry peers to rethink their packaging also.”

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