Vineyard & Winery Management

May/June 2016

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3 8 V I N E YA R D & W I N E RY M A N A G E M E N T | M a y - J u n e 2 016 w w w. v w m m e d i a . c o m The properties, says Ecovative co-founder Eben Bayer, are simi- lar to expanded polystyrene. The result is a product that's made from waste, is compostable and recycla- ble — and even gives back to the soil. "All the materials we make for our packaging are home composta- ble. Lots of this packaging waste doesn't end in recycling and trash, it doesn't end up in parks and the ocean," he says. "But if it does, it gives nutrients to the environment, not pollutants. It works with nature if it ends up there." Tom Kandris, CEO of PackageOne in Sacramento, Calif., says that more wine customers are looking for eco-friendly packaging. "A lot of wine customers are earth-friendly," he says. "Some are locked into tra- ditional approaches just because they don't know what's out there." The company developed a corru- gated shipping box made with recy- cled cardboard that, in some cases, Ecovative's single lay-down wine shipper, made from waste, is compostable and recyclable. 8 Day turnaround time Complimentary press proofs Unlimited Capabilities | Variable data Custom die-cutting 715 S. Guild Avenue • Lodi, CA 95240 • 209-370-1616 info@watermarklabels.com • www.watermarklabels.com Bui lding on five decades of in n ovative packaging an d label solutions

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