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Arla Foods to design fibre-based milk carton cap in collaboration with Blue Ocean Closures

Arla Foods is partnering with Blue Ocean Closures to develop a fibre-based cap for its milk cartons in a

ALPLA aspires to produce annual 54,000 tonnes of rPET with investment in Polish plant

ALPLA is investing around €8 million into a third extrusion line to expand its recycling plant in Radomsko, hoping to

New Pringles tube with paper fibre base claims ‘100%’ recyclability

A new, 90% paper tube has been developed for Pringles crisps in a collaboration between Fost Plus and the Belgian

Vote in Packaging Europe’s 2023 Readers’ Award!

The nomination period for Packaging Europe’s 2023 Readers’ Award has ended, the finalists have been selected, and now it’

A conversation with Unesda’s new President

Peter Harding, CEO of Suntory Beverage & Food Europe, was recently elected as the new President of Unesda – the association

Shining a spotlight on e-commerce

‘Speak the same language’: Promoting sustainable consumer habits

How can a greater understanding of consumer behaviours and motivations help build a more sustainable supply chain? Victoria Hattersley reports.

The Lidl approach to packaging sustainability

How does Lidl, one of the world’s largest food retailers, approach packaging sustainability? We had a conversation with Michael

What’s new in the area of paper barriers?

Striking a balance  Paper itself as a packaging material doesn’t come with any mentionable barrier properties, so they need

Recycling markets risk consolidation in 2023 amid weak demand - but pendulum will swing back

Demand for European mechanically recycled polymers is the lowest it’s been for several years. Costs through the chain remain

Take part in Packaging Europe’s Readers’ Award 2023!

We’re excited to reveal that our coveted Readers’ Award will be returning this year as part of Packaging Europe’