Products with Sustainable Packaging

Packaging for the planet.

Our goal is for 100% of Member’s Mark packaging to be recyclable, reusable or industrially compostable by 2025 and have a 15% reduction in new plastics in packaging design by 2025.

Member’s Mark wants to move toward a more efficient system for all packaging, called a “circular economy.” This means taking steps to reuse and regenerate whenever possible, and collaborating with suppliers, our members and communities to achieve this goal.

We’re finding viable alternatives to plastic and working with suppliers to reduce or eliminate new plastic packaging when possible. Working with suppliers, we are also encouraging 100% recyclable, reusable, or compostable packaging by 2025.

Our goals go way beyond our members and the Member’s Mark brand. We also want to educate and inspire our members and communities to recycle. We are engaging with innovators to develop new packaging options, promote reuse, and expand recycling capabilities for our members and communities. We’re getting local governments to prioritize plastics recycling infrastructures. And we’re not in this alone, Member’s Mark is working with credible organizations to drive change and sharing our best practices and successes with the manufacturing community.

Learn more about the Sustainable Packaging Goals we’ve set globally, in North America and the U.S.

Responsibly Sourced Pulp, Paper, and Timber

We aspire to source 100% of the pulp, paper, and timber in all Member’s Mark products from areas that are free from deforestation and conversion (creating products on lands converted from natural habitats) by the end of 2025.

To achieve this goal, we aim Member’s Mark suppliers to use recycled materials and Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) commodities whenever possible or to get the materials from places that are confirmed or verified to be free from deforestation or land conversion.

Learn more about our Forests Policy and our commitment to responsible sourcing of Member’s Mark products pulp, paper, and timber.