As 2015 draws to a close, we want to take this time to reflect on highlights from the year. What was Dordan's most popular content: It's most viewed and shared blog posts, eblasts, tweets and more? What issues resonated loudest with our audience?
By reflecting on what information was most engaging, we can work to to produce more relevant, thought-leadership content for everyone's consumption. Cheers to 2016; let's eat!
How Clamshells became Recyclable and Recycled
Published in May 2015, this blog post shares the presentation I created for the Sustainable Manufacturer Conference in Naperville, IL. The focus of the presentation was on the journey of clamshell packaging from largely recycled in 2009 to collected for recycling in 2013 to actually recycled in 2015.
Having met Dr. Morse briefly at SUSTPACK15 following her "packaging flash talk" session, I wanted to learn more about her company that uses methane gas as the feedstock for bioplastic PHA. This feedstock, when compared with sugar, dramatically reduces the cost structure of PHA, allowing it to compete with traditional resins in the market. How is this possible? Dr. Morse explains in Dordan's second-most viewed blog post of 2015.
Receiving the February cover of Plastics in Packaging Magazine, Dordan's new Report discusses how not only are PET thermoformed containers collected for recycling in America, but how they are actually recycled.
Walmart & Supply Chain Presentation
Created for the Sustainable Manufacturer Conference's panel on sustainable supply chains, this presentation describes the retailer's shift to localized supply chains with it's Made in USA Sourcing Initiative.
Staying in Shape is a Matter of Form!
Dordan throws it back with this vintage print ad from the 1980s.
4 Countries Generate about Half of the Plastic Marine Debris http://hubs.ly/y0Nkmg0 by @DordanMfg @OurOcean
Happy Birthday Pack Expo! To celebrate, my favorite Pack Expo memories!