Fonterra – LCA of milk packaging (2025)
Lifecycles assessed environmental impacts of various milk packaging formats for Fonterra, including bulk containers, reusable, and single-use options. The study identified key greenhouse gas emissions contributors, providing data-driven insights that enabled Fonterra to make informed decisions and select the most sustainable packaging solutions for milk supply to New Zealand cafés.
Thai Union Group – Carbon Footprint Study for John West Tuna (2024)
Lifecycles conducted a carbon footprint analysis for John West’s multipack tuna packaging, comparing aluminium stickers with PET shrink wrap and cardboard sleeves. The study demonstrated the environmental benefits of recyclable aluminium and supported Thai Union in making informed packaging decisions and environmental claims for their products in the market.
Schütz Packaging Systems (Schüetz),– LCA of reusable plastic drums (2024)
Lifecycles undertook an LCA of Schüetz’s reusable plastic drum system used in the agrochemical sector. The study identified supply chain hotspots, evaluated alternative scenarios, and quantified environmental benefits from recycling drum waste. Results supported Schüetz in enhancing resource efficiency and circularity within its Australian operations and product stewardship efforts.