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Turn your daily cup of coffee into an opportunity to do the right thing for the environment. An airtight container made of glass or metal is a common packaging to store ground beans and keep them fresh over time. But rigid containers have a much higher impact than flexible pouches. What’s the solution? Use the flexible pouch to refill the rigid container, of course!

Small decisions can make a big difference in the impact we have on the planet. Case in point: choosing flexible pouch refills for the home and personal care products you use every day is an easy way to lower your carbon footprint.

Flexible packaging uses less material for the same amount of product compared to rigid alternatives. This means less weight and less volume to carry, at every step in the supply chain, significantly lowering the carbon footprint generated by transport.

A sealed, flexible pouch of fruit purée, yoghurt or juice is the ideal solution to always carry a healthy option to keep kids happy while you run errands with them, or if they need some extra energy at the playground.

Why are leading baby food brands all over the world choosing spouted pouches for their products? Because they are three times safe – protecting the food they contain, the children who use them, and the planet as well.

Convenient to store and carry around, lighter on the environment and easy to use: soft pouches with spouts and caps – one of the most popular forms of flexible packaging

The logic behind refill pouches is simple: being able to reuse a rigid container endless times by purchasing the same product sealed in much lighter packaging is a great way to reduce waste.