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Nature’s Gift Sustainability Actions

Set a recyclable packaging goal

Real Pet Food Co says it is working toward 100% recyclable pet packaging by 2025. Packaging is the material used to wrap and protect products, and recyclable means it can be collected and turned into new material instead of going to landfill. This is a clear sustainability action because it targets waste reduction in a part of the business that creates a lot of material use. The company also says it is developing more sustainable packaging solutions in its packaging roles and job posts, which suggests this work is active across the business.

Uses fresher, less processed recipes

The company says its pet food is made with natural ingredients, less processed meals, and gentle cooking methods that help keep the ingredients intact. It also says the recipes use ingredients sourced from farms in Australia and New Zealand. This is mainly a product and sourcing claim, but it is relevant to sustainability because ingredient choice and processing can affect resource use, waste, and supply chain impacts. The wording does not prove lower impact on its own, but it does show the brand is positioning its products around simpler ingredient use.

Works on sustainable packaging roles

A job posting for a Packaging Technologist at Real Pet Food Co describes work on efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable packaging solutions. The role includes choosing materials, reducing waste, and improving packaging performance while keeping food safe and fresh. Job ads are not the same as a public sustainability report, but they do show that the company is actively hiring for packaging work linked to sustainability goals. The posting also mentions collaboration with supply chain, production, and research teams, which suggests the packaging work is part of day-to-day operations rather than a one-off project.

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