SIG’s new aseptic carton filling machines target high output and flexibility
SIG has expanded its SIG Neo portfolio with new filling machines for aseptic cartons – seeking to offer high output and
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The public reaction to COP30 has been, to put it mildly, mixed. Delegates left Belém having made progress on adaptation,
Lisbon is rolling out its city-wide reusable cup system – powered by TOMRA’s automated return machines and Mastercard payment
Klöckner Pentaplast has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the United States, but what does that mean for its partners
The Circular Economy for Flexible Packaging initiative (CEFLEX) has announced a new leadership team to guide the next phase of
Today, the European Council has approved plans to postpone rules on the labelling and packaging of chemicals to January 2028
The packaging industry has now had some time to absorb the terms of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)
Michem® Coat 9250 reportedly delivers higher solids, cleaner organoleptics, and enhanced resistance to aggressive coffees and creamers. Its “broad versatility”
Områ - Norway’s new national facility for sorting plastic packaging waste - has officially opened today, jointly owned by TOMRA and
As part of an ongoing pilot project, Lumson, Krill Design, and researchers from the Politecnico di Milano have revealed a
McDonald’s Japan has replaced its controversial paper straws with ‘strawless’ lids made from recycled PET, but consumers are still
West Pharmaceutical Services (West) has unveiled its West Synchrony Prefillable Syringe (PFS) System at CPHI Worldwide in Frankfurt, Germany, offering
McDonald’s Japan will replace its paper straws with ‘strawless’ rPET lids, transport food in 95% biomass plastic, and pack