SUSTAINABILITY
Creating packaging with lower environmental impact isn’t just a checkbox for us; it’s our lifeblood, embedded in everything we do, from production processes to reducing packaging waste.
Brilliant minds spark eco-friendly solutions without compromising on excellence.
We empower your journey, equipping you with the knowledge and resources needed to make informed eco-friendly choices throughout your packaging process.
Transparency fuels collaboration; we participate in leading industry events, including the Sustainable Packaging Coalition, Sustainability in Packaging conferences, Climate Week, and UN Global Compact Presentations. Attending these events allows us to share and learn from peers and experts, broaden our network, and drive collective breakthroughs in eco-friendly packaging.
Diversity fuels creativity, leading to innovative solutions for a sustainable future for all.
At Spearhead Global, we recognize that genuine commitment to a better future requires dedicated leadership. That’s why we’re proud to have Patricia Burguete our Chief Sustainability Officer.
Under Patricia’s guidance, we actively seek ways to reduce our carbon footprint and empower every client on their own sustainable journey. This includes:
Patricia’s leadership is a constant reminder that sustainability isn’t just a buzzword at Spearhead; it’s woven into the very fabric of our DNA. With her at the helm, we’re confident in our ability to not only navigate the challenges of the present but also build a brighter future for generations to come.
Spearhead collaborated with Ciroc to create a game-changing VAP! Starting with design and working closely with every part of the supply chain, we slashed paper, eliminated plastic, ensured optimal recyclability, and reduced CO2 emissions substantially. This impactful partnership pushed the boundaries of sustainable packaging, showcasing Spearhead’s commitment to eco-conscious innovation.
Additionally, our Spearhead Ningbo site, which makes the Crown Royal Bags, has updated water use policies and increased use of solar panels, creating a 50% reduction in both water and energy use.
