Why packaging data has become a shared priority
Leaders from across the packaging industry, approaching the issue from very different positions, are converging on the same diagnosis: nobody
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Luxury pasta range now sold in paper packaging at Tesco
Home-recyclable paper packaging has been introduced for Tesco’s luxury dried pasta range, with the retailer hoping to save
James Cropper reveals garment tags made from recycled coffee cups
James Cropper has announced the launch of premium garment tags made from recycled coffee cups for the New Zealand lifestyle
The problem with gasification
Despite initial optimism for gasification, one of the primary methods of chemically recycling plastics, the industry has faced major setbacks
Walkers Chocolates and EvoPak team up on 100% paper-based confectionary packs
Walkers Chocolates is switching its Turkish Delight and Mint Cream chocolate to 100% paper wrappers that are kerbside recyclable. Unlike
A recyclable future for 3D printing?
Researchers from the University of Birmingham have designed a new type of photocurable resin made entirely from bio-sourced materials,
Sealed Air launches new flexible printing solution for e-commerce packaging
Sealed Air has developed a new on-demand printing system for late-stage, customised printing on protective packaging. The company
Walki reveals paper pack for Laîta pancakes
Laîta, a French dairy cooperative, and Walki have unveiled a fully recyclable paper-based secondary pack for a popular pancake
Mondi opens brand-new innovation hub
Mondi has opened a brand-new innovation hub in Germany which houses a research and development centre, an analytical laboratory,
Winners of the Sustainability Awards 2024 announced!
It’s that time of year again! At last night’s sold-out awards dinner full of industry leaders, the
Ranpak announces the launch of grass-based paper void fill
Ranpak has launched a recyclable paper void fill made from grass and recycled paper fibres. According to the company, the
P&G prints packaging directly with LasX laser marking technology
Developed alongside LasX Industries, Procter & Gamble is using a direct-to-package laser marking technology to replace conventional label
