Genpak Launches Molded Fiber Packaging with No Added PFAS

Foodservice packaging manufacturer revamps and extends Harvest Fiber line to include versatile containers and tableware with no added PFAS.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Jan. 17, 2024 - PRLog -- Genpak, a leading foodservice packaging manufacturer and innovator, recently launched its new, sustainable molded fiber packaging line without intentionally added PFAS. The company's revamped Harvest^® Fiber line consists of hinged containers, trays, and tableware. Designed to meet the needs of restaurant operators, Harvest^® Fiber merges environmental sustainability with reliable packaging performance and durability. Made with renewable fibers, Harvest^® Fiber containers are microwavable, stackable (designed to travel well), contain no added PFAS, and are suitable for hot and cold food applications.

Harvest^® Fiber is BPI Certified Commercially Compostable and USDA BioPreferred. Intrinsically designed to tackle off-premises dining issues, the containers uphold meal integrity, making it a viable solution for restaurants looking to implement eco-conscious packaging amidst rising legislation against Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

Visit https://www.genpak.com/brands/harvest-fiber/ to view the entire Harvest^® Fiber packaging line, learn more information, or order product samples.

About Genpak
Founded in 1969, Genpak is a leading foodservice packaging manufacturer headquartered in Charlotte, NC. The company serves a multitude of clients across North America, ranging from convenience stores to fast-casual and quick-service restaurants. Genpak's dedication to innovation, versatile food packaging solutions, and commitment to maintaining excellent customer relationships effectively serves the ever-evolving needs in the foodservice industry. Visit the new website at www.genpak.com.

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