The unique recyclable cardboard tray made from 100% recycled fibres for fresh proteins.
Cascades shows its leadership in sustainable packaging with its latest innovation
Made in Québec, this thermoformed tray delivers a unique innovative food packaging solution that was developed entirely using a circular economy approach and ecodesign principles. The tray is composed of 100% recycled fibres, mostly sourced from post-consumer sources certified "Recycled" under the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) standard.
(FSC® license number C002973)
* The tray may not be recyclable in some areas. Please check with your municipality
Cascades shows its leadership in sustainable packaging with its latest innovation.
Made from 100% recycled fibres and certified* according to the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®). How2Recycle® has also prequalified this tray as widely recyclable in Canada and the United States if clean and dry. Our cardboard tray uses SurfSHIELDTM Plus, a water-based barrier coating just as effective as polymer.
Our solution therefore contains no plastic or wax, making it fully recyclable.
*FSC® Licence number C002973
A cardboard tray that contributes to the circular economy
See how our cardboard tray contributes to the circular economy.
Understanding the environmental impact of our tray
You make a difference : using 100% recycled cardboard compared to virgin wood-based molded pulp
-46%
Reduction of -46%* : The quantity of greenhouse gas emissions avoided is equivalent to 28 cars travelling the distance between NYC and Los Angeles
-29%
Reduction of -29%* : Less non-renewable resources are extracted, equivalent to 31 barrels of oil.
-62%
Reduction of -62%* : Fewer impacts on ecosystem quality, equivalent to saving 3.8 hectares of tropical forest from being burned and converted into agricultural land.
Source : CASCADES Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), AGECO Group; February 2023
Sustainably designed
- Recyclable (1)
- Made from 100% recycled fibres
- Different sizes available
- Suitable for freezing
- Certified FCS® according to Forest Stewardship Council®(2)
- Cascades confirms that BPA and PFAS are not intentionally added
- Food-contact compliant under U.S. FDA and Health Canada Provisions (3)
- Proudly made in Canada, Quebec
(1) The tray may not be recyclable in some areas. Please check with your municipality
(2) FSC® license number C002973
(3) When used in accordance with 21 CFR 176.170 of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations under Conditions of Use C-G.
Optimized operations
This high gauge tray sets itself apart by using thermoforming, which makes it suited for automated food packaging lines. It is designed for stacking and automated denesting on high-speed lines. The tray has been tested for most stretch film overwrap applications.
Its Rolled edges prevent film tear and help in the fight against food waste.
This tray is designed to fit perfectly in our corrugated trays.
The brown tray, but green TM made from 100% recycled fibres.
Discover our new sustainable packaging solution for fresh meat. This cardboard tray is the best alternative to foam replacement and others hard-to-recycle plastics.
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