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Sabert Commits to Eliminating PFAS from All Products by End of 2023
Credit: Sabert
Food packaging manufacturer Sabert Corporation has announced that it intends to eliminate all intentionally added per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from its full product portfolio by the end of 2023.
For more than three years, Sabert and has been developing and refining a number of PFAS-free formulas for its packaging products. The company’s molded fiber and paper portfolio currently features over 85 moisture- and oil-resistant products manufactured without intentionally added PFAS, including more than 40 that are certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute. More than 75 percent of Sabert’s fiber products already meeting PFAS-free standards.
Furthering Sabert’s ability to eliminate PFAS from all products is the opening of its newest manufacturing facility in Greenville, Texas, which is developing exclusively PFAS-free packaging products for the North American market and beyond.
Sabert: www.sabert.com
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