In 2025, Target stores across the country began carrying Collective Good wines housed in Frugalpak’s paper bottles. This is the first full-scale rollout of the fiber bottle at a U.S. retailer.

“Bag-in-a-box, Tera-Pak formats and paper bottles have been in the works for the past decade as part of several still-evolving wine industry solutions for lowering the carbon footprint,” he said.

Dive Brief: British company Frugalpac’s paper wine bottles are now on shelves in approximately 1,200 Target stores across the United States. Collective Good wines are packaged in the fiber-based ...

Sustainable Packaging Target Launches Paper Bottle in 1200 Stores with Own-Brand Wine Assuming the format is the same as or very similar to previous commercial rollouts, it's functionally bag-in-box.

Frugalpac ’s paper wine bottles, made from 94% recycled paperboard and a certified recyclable plastic pouch, have hit the shelves at Target in a move anticipated to save almost 87.8 tons of CO2e. Each ...

Instead of bringing wine over in a paper gift bag that may only get one use at most (or, worse, a plastic bag), Aldi’s Crofton Wine Bottle and Glass Caddy is a creative way to display your bottles at ...

This wine deserves a feature, and although it doesn’t conform to the bag-in-box criteria, it’s a brilliantly produced, low-carbon, eco-friendly paper bottle of Italian deliciousness.

Breanna Stewart made her intentions clear on X (formerly Twitter) during the New York Liberty parade in the Canyon of Heroes in downtown Manhattan: "Who can hand a bottle of red wine to me when my ...

The key advantages of paper bottles include the fact that they can be made from a recycled and recyclable material (paper) and they are considerably lighter than glass, lowering emissions in ...

The wholesaler wrote in an email to Wine Industry Advisor that “seven years ago, a case of 12 standard glass wine bottles sold for around $5. The raw material costs of creating that case of bottles ...

On the list are measures that deal with plastic waste, both single-use plastic bags and eating utensils and a proposed expansion of the 1986 Bottle Bill. Expanding the bottle bill would increase ...