Packaging leader DS Smith’s research moves forward in testing boxes made of straw, seaweed and even flowers
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Packaging leader DS Smith is pushing ahead in exploring outside-the-box options, testing materials typically seen in gardens, parks and beaches.
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- Packaging leader DS Smith is pushing ahead in exploring outside-the-box options, testing materials typically seen in gardens, parks and beaches.
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Even cocoa shells are among the alternative fibers packaging leader DS Smith is using in its research into sustainable resources. - As part of its $140 million investment in research and development announced last year, DS Smith has been conducting trials that use more sustainable material for packaging and cardboard fibers.
- DS Smith operates in 34 countries, employing around 30,000 people, and is a Strategic Partner of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.