Food Systems
This process is used to make products like milk and soup shelf-stable and safe without refrigeration.
What is aseptic processing?
Making a product from materials that have already been used and processed.
What is recycling?
This term describes balancing greenhouse gas emissions with removals from the atmosphere.
What is net zero?
Forests, wetlands, and grasslands are examples of these natural systems.
what are ecosystems?
These five interconnected areas form the foundation of Tetra Pak's sustainability framework.
What are Food Systems, Circularity, Climate, Nature, and Social Sustainability?
The ability of all people to have reliable access to enough safe and nutritious food.
What is food security?
The three classic R's of sustainability.
What are reduce, reuse, and recycle?
Gases that trap heat in Earth's atmosphere.
What are greenhouse gasses?
The variety of plants, animals, and ecosystems found in a given area.
What is biodiversity?
Economic growth, worker well-being, and community support are all examples of this sustainability dimension.
What is social sustainability?
The amount of meal kits packed as part of the North Texas Food Bank's Food 4 Kids program.
What are 23 pallets?
The weight of electronic waste collected to be responsible recycled at the Denton campus.
What are 8,172 pounds?
The amount of CO₂ emissions reduced per year at our Vernon Hills distribution center through changes to packaging, paper and more.
What is 50 metric tons?
The place where Toronto employees cleaned up trash using kayaks.
What is the intersection of Don River and Lake Ontario?
The number of cartons handed out at the BMW Dallas Marathon in 2025.
What is 48,000?