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Erica's ATA Adopts Branded Paper Packets
Electric nail file bit maker Erica's ATA replaces plastic baggies with sustainable paper packets.
- What happened
- Family-owned electric nail file bit maker Erica's ATA replaced plastic baggies with branded paper packets across four sizes, according to Packaging World.
- Why it matters
- Brands must weigh increased packaging costs against sustainability goals when choosing materials.
- Who is affected
- Suppliers, brand-owner packaging buyers, converters
The brand adopted the paper packaging despite higher costs to increase sustainability.
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- Nail Tool Brand Trades Plastic Baggies for Paper Packets — Published Content Feed | Packaging World
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