We continually look for ways to improve product packaging by using more sustainable materials, reducing content, and decreasing the use of plastic packaging when feasible. Many of our eco-friendly packaging solutions include renewable or recycled content or are derived from sustainable resources.
We work hard to reduce packaging materials without compromising product quality or safety. Our goal is to achieve 50% sustainable material use for our proprietary products by 2030.
For the latest information on our sustainable packaging options, see the most recent Impact Report.
Transitioned the 7-Select Seeds & Nuts line to an improved packaging design that uses 18% less plastic while maintaining the same product weight and quality, reducing plastic use by approximately 10,400 pounds.
Introduced straws made from Eastman Aventa™ cellulose biopolymer – utilizing cellulose sourced by the supplier from responsibly managed forests, engineered to be compostable in both home and industrial settings – reducing plastic waste in beverage packaging while maintaining the performance and quality customers expect.
Introduced a new 7-Select™ aluminum water bottle, made primarily from lightweight, high-purity aluminum that can be recycled repeatedly without loss of quality, giving customers an alternative to traditional single-use plastic water bottles.
We’re committed to working with suppliers toward a goal of sourcing 100% cage-free eggs for all U.S. and Canada stores by 2025, based on available supply.
As of year-end 2024, 27% of primary egg volume across the family of 7-Eleven banners and brands in the U.S. and Canada comes from cage-free sources.* Within that progress, the U.S. private brand 7-Select line of shell and hard-boiled eggs is now 100% cage-free. We will continue to measure our progress, evaluate our goal as it applies to our current banners and brands, and publish results annually.
*Primary eggs are defined as shell and hard-boiled eggs and eggs used by our banners and brands as a main component in proprietary prepared foods. The family of 7-Eleven banners and brands includes 7-Eleven, Speedway, Stripes, 7-Select, Laredo Taco Company, Speedy Café and Raise the Roost Chicken and Biscuits.
For the latest information on our sustainable packaging options and product innovations, see the most recent Impact Report.
Designed to give emerging brands the chance to see their products on national store shelves, 7-Eleven Inc.’s “Brands with Heart™” program offers emerging brands the opportunity to enter a new retail channel and expand 7-Eleven’s portfolio of brands while making a meaningful impact on communities across the U.S. All brands selected for the Brands with Heart program exhibit purpose-driven elements in their products and business, whether by supporting people, the planet or the communities they serve.
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First Self-Serve Soda Fountain
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