NatureFresh Farms, Canada, teamed up with Pulp Moulded Products (PMP), Canada, to develop a fully compostable pulp molded tray.

Owyhee Produce, Nyssa, Ore., announced plans to create its own regenerative produce bags by converting hemp fibers sourced from its own crops.

Eat Smart, Guadalupe, Calif., announced plans to unveil a new look that includes a refreshed logo and new packaging, set to roll out by January 2020.

StePac L.A., Ltd., Israel, presented the company’s four pillared sustainability strategy for fresh produce packaging.

Eosta, Amsterdam, along with 32 retail chains in 13 countries, has saved more than 22 million units of unnecessary plastic packaging due to its natural branding laser technology.

SUNSET announced plans to offer 100% reusable, recyclable or compostable packaging for all fruits and vegetables by 2025.

Shuman Farms, Reidsville, Ga., announced big changes to the look, feel and sustainability of its organic packaging.

StePac introduced innovative modified atmosphere/modified humidity packaging (MA/MH) technology for the long-haul transport of fresh broccoli and other vegetables traditionally shipped in ice.

Dayka & Hackett, Reedley, Calif., announced its newly designed Eco-Tote packaging for table grapes.

Crunch Pak, Cashmere, Wash., partnered with Nickelodeon, Columbus, Ohio, to debut new SpongeBob SquarePants-themed packaging for its sliced apples.