
It's Not Easy Being Green
For food businesses, green packaging is a major challenge. Packaging for food must maintain freshness and resist spoilage, which leads our industry to be a major contributor of plastic waste. We are conscientious about this problem.
BPA-Free Plastic Alternatives
Scary reports about Bisphenol A (also known as "BPA") are regularly being reported. Liz Lovely is committed to using BPA-Free packaging. Currently that includes #1 PETE containers, and #5 PP packaging film. We've experimented with corn-based and wood-pulp based plastic alternatives, but we found problems shelf life, recyclability, and durability. We'll keep trying...
Green Packaging We Currently Use
| Gift Samplers Our gift samplers arrive in cardboard bakery boxes without any additional plastic or shrinkwrap. | |
| Sampler Stickers Our gift sampler stickers are 100% post-consumer recycled label-stock. | |
| Biodegradable Ribbon Our gift samplers are adorned with biodegradable ribbon made from 100% cotton yarn printed with soy ink. | |
| Biodegradable Peanuts Our shipping boxes are filled with biodegradable peanuts made from corn starch. They dissolve safely in your kitchen sink with a little water. | |
| 100% FSC-Certified Recycled Paper We print our packing slips, invoices, sales literature, and pretty much everything on 100% recycled paper. It's acid free, chlorine free, and only 20# weight. | |
| Unbleached Crinkle Paper We fill our product displays and gift samplers with unbleached crinkly kraft paper. It's a renewable resource and can be safely recycled. |


