New data reveals that consumer demand for eco-friendly and sustainable product packaging has proven remarkably stable and robust throughout the societal changes that have occurred in the last several years.

By the time you read this, humanity has already used up planet Earth’s supply of regenerable biological resources for 2022. From 28 July until 31 December, we are living beyond planetary boundaries. Of course, we can still access water, food and other essentials – but if we continue to reach Earth Overshoot Day earlier every year, we cannot guarantee that will always be the case.

Global metal packaging leader Trivium Packaging is honored to be a winner in the 22nd annual American Digital Design Awards. The awards amplify the power of design to improve online and interactive experiences. Nearly 2,400 websites and apps, email and social campaigns, ads and banners, e-pubs and videos, and more were submitted. Only the top 10% – including Trivium – were selected as winners.

Trivium Packaging, a leading provider of infinitely recyclable metal packaging solutions, today releases its Sustainability Report 2021, highlighting the extensive sustainability activities implemented across its global operations. The company’s report reinforces its unwavering commitment to do its part in tackling climate change by integrating sustainability as a core element of all products and operations.

Caitlin chose the beverage bottle category for her HB juice idea. Caitlin’s idea sprang from the insight that, to think creatively, we must fuel our brains with the proper nutrients. Using Australian-grown oranges as her inspiration, Caitlin’s work was grounded in the properties of HB Juice - a satisfying drink that naturally boosts creativity and supports mental wellbeing. The name of the product and its elegantly subtle design represents the creative thinking process and is inspired by the iconic yellow HB pencil.