Dart Container Corporation

Dart’s Sustainability Commitments

As a leading manufacturer in the food & beverage packaging industry, our customers around the world count on us for thoughtful design, exceptional service and a unique and growing set of products and services that meet their needs.

We give people the freedom to enjoy their food & drinks anywhere—and we accept our responsibility for the environmental effects of that freedom. We take leadership and we take action on initiatives that reduce or eliminate the impact our products and practices have on our neighborhoods, our towns and our planet.

And we’re not stopping there. We intend to lead and push others in our industry to do more because it’s the right thing to do.

Know Your Options

Dart designs and produces a wide array of food and beverage packaging solutions, each with a distinct relationship with our environment. Learn more about the features of each material, how we make our products, and the options for their “next life” when you’re done with them.

Rigid/Solid PET #1

Rigid/Solid Polypropylene #5

Rigid/Solid Polystyrene #6

Foam Polystyrene #6

Rigid/Solid Polylactic Acid #7

Coated Paperboard

Bagasse (Sugarcane Base)

Production, Health & Safety

Latest News

SOCRRA Expands Foam Recycling Capabilities with Grant Funding

SOCRRA has received a grant from the Foodservice Packaging Institute's Foam Recycling Coalition to add a foam densifier to its current materials recovery processing system.

Major Glasgow shopping centers back innovative cup waste initiative in Scotland

Two of Scotland’s and Glasgow’s most significant retail operators, Glasgow Fort and Buchanan Galleries have confirmed that they are supporting Cup Movement^® in Glasgow - the first Scottish initiative to stop single-use cups going to landfill or ending up as litter.

Dart Community Action Team to spend the day cleaning a two-mile stretch of US Highway 127

The Dart Community Action Team (DCAT), from Dart Container’s corporate office in Mason, Michigan, spent this weekend cleaning a two-mile stretch of US-127. As part of the Adopt-a-Highway program. Volunteers cleaned off 32 bags of trash.

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