Orora’s Jarbot wins 2024 Innovators Award: Leading the charge in sustainable packaging
By Orora Packaging Solutions
GeneralNew Orleans, LA — Orora Packaging Solutions, a leading provider of innovative and sustainable packaging solutions, is proud to announce that its Jarbot™ Reusable Packaging System has been named the winner in the Overall Packaging System Category at the Sustainable Packaging Coalition (SPC) Innovator Awards for 2024.
The Sustainable Packaging Coalition recognizes meaningful contributions and advancements towards more sustainable packaging through its annual Innovator Awards.
The Overall Packaging Systems category acknowledges solutions that radically break the mould of a current packaging category through wholesale redesign, reducing the need for single-use packaging, through reuse and refill offerings.
“We are incredibly honoured to receive this innovation award from SPC for Jarbot™,” said Orora Packaging Solutions Chief Marketing, Design, and Sustainability Officer Chris Bradley.
“Jarbot™ is a reuse-optimized packaging system that can be shared by a multitude of brands to store a wide range of products. It has been designed to solve fundamental problems faced by consumer-packaged goods (CPG) brands and retailers when scaling their reusable-packaging initiatives,” Mr. Bradley said.
“In order for reusable CPG packaging to achieve scale, it is critical to drive down the costs of collection, cleaning and refilling to levels that are close to the cost of single-use packaging.
“This will require breakthroughs in packaging design and cooperation across brands and companies. Scaling reuse for CPG brands is the long-term goal and we feel confident that Jarbot™ is a major step in the right direction.
“There are a broad range of consumer-packaged goods that could eventually benefit from Jarbot™, including prepackaged foods and beverages, personal care, beauty and cleaning products. This solution could be considered for products ranging from nut butters and jellies to shampoos and body lotions.”
The awards are judged by a committee consisting of SPC Executive Committee members, Paul Nowak, Executive Director of renowned sustainability advisory GreenBlue, as well as external guest judges from university, consultancy, or design-agency representatives with significant expertise in a particular category.
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