Carbon Emissions

Henkel’s new tinplate cans expected to reduce CO2 emissions by 62%

Henkel has worked with Pirlo and Thyssenkrupp Rasselstein to use tinplate cans made with CO2-reduced steel for contact adhesive

Report: How are the top brands progressing on packaging sustainability in 2026?

Boxon turns recycled PET bottles into food-contact industrial big bags

Boxon is launching a new line of industrial bags made from recycled PET bottles, described as the first to be

‘World’s largest’ liquefied plastic waste facility commissioned by Neste

Neste has successfully commissioned a new upgrading facility for liquefied waste plastic at its refinery in Porvoo, Finland – expecting to

Jumbo and Verpact bring 30% recycled frying oil bottles to supermarket shelf

Verpact and Jumbo Supermarkt have incorporated 30% recycled plastic into the retailer’s 3L frying oil bottles, with every kilogram

Industrial Accelerator Act targets low-carbon, competitive EU production

The European Commission has adopted a legislative proposal for the Industrial Accelerator Act – aspiring to boost demand for EU-made,

Wine and spirits served in Frugalpac’s paper bottles for live music events

Mother of Pearl Vodka will serve drinks in Frugalpac’s paper bottles for live events at Suncorp Stadium, including concerts

The ultimate guide to the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation in 2026

EU-funded research project converts biogenic CO2 into bioplastics

The EU-funded UNICO2RN project is using biogenic CO2 as feedstock to produce biodegradable plastics, aiming to help European industries

Yangi unlocks 80% CO2 cut with dry-formed tray for hot, cold and frozen foods

Yangi has used its Cellera technology to produce a dry-formed fibre tray for meat, fish, deli, and ready meals

How do we fix a ‘breaking’ and ‘import-dependent’ European industry?

What is the current outlook for Europe’s manufacturing sectors – and what must be done to support them? In the

European Industry Summit talks competitiveness, energy costs and sustainability

At the European Industry Summit in Antwerp, European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen set out her vision for a