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February 11, 2022 5:37 AM
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HP acquires Choose Packaging to bolster sustainable packaging efforts

HP acquires Choose Packaging to bolster sustainable packaging efforts | Sustainable Procurement & CSR News - ICT Industry | Scoop.it
HP has announced the acquisition of packaging development company Choose Packaging for an undisclosed amount.

Choose, an Edinburgh-based company which has developed a commercially available zero-plastic paper bottle, will be integrated into HP’s Personalization & 3D Printing business. Through the Personalization & 3D Printing business unit, HP introduced its Molded Fiber Advanced Tooling technology in September 2020 as part of an effort to provide more sustainable moulded fibre packing designs for companies in the food service, consumer product, medical and industrial sectors.

As the company looks to expand its commitment to more sustainable packaging it has sought to acquire Choose. Choose has developed a technology that can produce paper-based packaging products that are made with natural and non-toxic materials. Already, Choose has secured work with Accolade Wines, who boast brands like Hardys, Banrock Station and Grant Burge; Henkel, a leading consumer and industrial goods company; and Malibu Rum, an international brand of Pernod Ricard.
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HP receives ocean plastics certification

HP receives ocean plastics certification | Sustainable Procurement & CSR News - ICT Industry | Scoop.it
UL has certified that resins used by technology company HP contain scrap plastic that was at risk of entering the Caribbean Sea.


UL, a global certification company headquartered in Illinois, certified that five resins used in HP electronics contain scrap plastic from Haiti at risk of entering the marine environment. The resins have between 5% and 99% recycled content, according to a press release.

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