Bolthouse Farms offers 100% compostable packaging for baby carrots

The packaging material has earned certification as “home compostable,” assuring consumers of its eco-friendliness, according to the company.

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Bolthouse Farms has introduced fully compostable packaging for its baby carrots, according to the company on the International Fresh Produce Association’s Global Produce & Floral Show website.

The Bolthouse Farms packaging material has earned certification as “home compostable,” assuring consumers of its eco-friendliness, according to the company, which will exhibit the packaging during the upcoming IFPA show at booth No. 1371.

The compostable packaging undergoes a transformation, degrading at a minimum rate of 90% within 26 weeks and achieving full 100% biodegradability within 52 weeks when placed in common backyard composting environments, like compost heaps or bins, according to the company.

This packaging is crafted entirely from 100% renewable resources, specifically derived from canola and soy, the company said.

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