JBM Packaging
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JBM Packaging Launches : A Water Resistant, Recyclable Packaging Paper.
JBM Packaging's Hydroblox is an FDA-approved, proprietary packaging paper offering a plastic-free solution for water-resistant packaging. It supports America Recycles Day goals, serving various applications, including perishable items and outdoor gear. Customizable in size, printing, and features, Hydroblox stands out on retail shelves, emphasizing JBM's commitment to sustainability. Born from customer-driven innovation, it addresses the demand for eco-friendly alternatives, showcasing a balance between performance and sustainability in packaging solutions across industries.
https://www.jbmpackaging.com/hydroblox-packaging-paper/
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A smart move
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This innovation aligns with the growing demand for sustainable packaging solutions, offering both functionality and eco-friendliness.
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I encourage other businesses to follow the NCBA Group's lead and make similar commitments to sustainability.
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This is a move to the right trajectory in the fight against plastic pollution.
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Smart move
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This is smart move to outdo plastic packaging
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@johnte_ndeto with all the plastic reviews here means we are looking into what really is destroying our environment.