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Eagle Eye launches Harvest Select potato bag with 25 percent recycled content

Newman Giles
Newman Giles

Eagle Eye Produce, a leading grower, packer and distributor of a wide range of produce including potatoes, onions, watermelons and mixed dry vegetables, has unveiled the Harvest Select Idaho potato bag, now made with 25 percent recycled material. 

According to the company, this commonsense approach reduces the use of virgin plastic while maintaining the same high-quality product customers expect.

The new potato bag features a callout on the packaging to highlight that it contains 25 percent recycled material. By keeping the callout simple and transparent, Eagle Eye Produce empowers values-driven shoppers to make informed choices with confidence, knowing they are supporting sustainable practices without any gimmicks. 

"Reducing use of virgin plastic just makes sense, especially when there’s no downside with a solution like this,” said Newman Giles, CEO of Eagle Eye Produce, based in Idaho Falls, ID. “The new bag works just as well as any other, reduces environmental impact, and gives consumers a better option. We’re excited to partner with retailers ready to convert their private label potato bags to this new material and continue moving the industry toward more sustainable packaging."

Eagle Eye Produce is committed to making sustainability a practical part of everyday business. With the launch of this new bag, the company is leading the way in reducing plastic waste in the potato industry while meeting the high standards of both retailers and consumers. 

As Eagle Eye Produce continues to partner with retailers seeking more circular solutions, this initiative marks an important step toward a more sustainable future for the produce industry, one bag at a time.

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