The new look features a contemporary colour palette and heather-flecked labels that reflect the flavour profile of the island’s distinctive peat smoke.
The initiative aligns with a growing industry trend toward increasing the use of renewable, fibre-based materials in packaging.
The canisters are manufactured using post-consumer resin (PCR), which is sourced from curbside recycling streams.
Engineered for efficiency across the supply chain, the flexible pouches occupy significantly less space during storage and transport.
Rydal Eco is an uncoated board made entirely from recycled paper fibres.
This release features what is claimed to be the world’s lightest 70cl Scotch whisky glass bottle.
this packaging is designed to accommodate everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to baked goods.
The new polyal versions will be replaced with over 50,000 crates at Tetra Pak’s spare parts distribution centre in Lund, Sweden.
The updated packaging applies to both the 500g and 825g Yop formats, which will now be sold in bottles comprising up to 50% rPET.
This eco-conscious shift has already diverted approximately 694 pounds of plastic waste from entering the ocean.