Sustainability

HelloFresh scraps unpacked and repurposed into compost and animal feed

Organic recycler Denali has helped HelloFresh recover ‘nearly 4 million pounds’ of its food scraps, then repurpose it into compost

The Bottle Collective tests Dry Molded Fiber bottle caps and closures

PulPac and PA Consulting are now testing Dry Molded Fiber bottle caps via The Bottle Collective – aiming to help companies

How prepared is the industry for the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation?

The Wider View: Tackling multi-material and sustainability challenges

In the latest edition of the Wider View, Elisabeth Skoda discusses the challenges and opportunities when it comes to packaging

AI solution from Pellenc ST uses deep learning to accurately sort paper waste

Pellenc ST has unveiled CNS BRAIN, which applies artificial intelligence, deep learning, and NIR/VIS technologies to paper streams in

Farm animals to sleep on side streams from Metsä Board’s paperboard mills

Fibrous side streams from Metsä Board’s mills will be used as a raw material to produce bedding for farm

Mondi switches over 95% of release liner and extrusion solutions to certified base paper

Mondi has revealed that it has switched more than 95% of its range of release liners and extrusion solutions to

Renewables - LinkedIn LIVE event

Join us via this link for our next LinkedIn Live event in the lead up to the Sustainable Packaging Summit!

Trioworld recovers raw materials from composite packaging waste at FACHPACK

Trioworld will attend FACHPACK 2024 with a new method of separating composite packaging to recover valuable secondary raw materials, alongside

Sustainability Perspectives: Navigating the green transition with data- driven strategies

Carbon capture and storage pilot installed at energy-from-waste facility

In a step towards installing Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology across its facilities, enfinium is launching a carbon capture

Researchers break down and rebuild PET and PP packs in new chemical process

At the University of California, Berkeley, a new chemical process claims to ‘essentially vaporize’ polyethylene, polypropylene, and mixed-plastic waste