TotalEnergies Corbion adopts more sustainable packaging for Luminy PLA
TotalEnergies Corbion launches redesigned packaging for Luminy PLA, featuring 30% post-industrial recycled (PIR) content in the outer layer.
TotalEnergies Corbion launches new packaging for Luminy PLA with PIR content.
This initiative reflects the company’s commitment to sustainability – not only through the sugarcane-based PLA it produces, but also through the way it operates and packages its products.
“Sustainability doesn’t stop with what’s inside the bag – it extends to how we deliver it,” said Monda van Eijl, Senior Product Manager at TotalEnergies Corbion. “By incorporating recycled content into our packaging, we’re reducing waste, saving resources, and lowering our overall carbon footprint.”
By redesigning Luminy PLA packaging, TotalEnergies Corbion reduces waste to be landfilled or incinerated and gives PIR material new life. This also reduces use of virgin raw materials and cuts emissions across the packaging supply chain.
With the new bag design, they also contribute to minimizing packaging waste and promoting circular material use.
