Sustainability

Zerolys reveals plant fibre material for CPG applications

Zerolys has launched its Phyber biomaterial made from engineered plant fibres, used to create rigid packaging containers such as bottles,

Egg-sploring the Easter packaging landscape in 2026

With Easter fast approaching, Packaging Europe takes a look at the packaging landscape this holiday season, from recycled and recyclable

Industry reacts to new Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation guidance

The European Commission’s new guidance document sets out to clarify elements of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, but

Registration opens for the 2026 Sustainable Packaging Summit

Registration has opened for this year’s Sustainable Packaging Summit, taking place on the 10th-12th November at Jaarbeurs Utrecht,

Werner & Mertz presents recycled pouches and dosing system for cleaning sector

Werner & Mertz has introduced a recyclable stand-up pouch containing post-consumer household recyclate, alongside a recycled plastic dosing

Neopac reveals ‘first’ paper tube certified for conventional recycling

Neopac Group has stated that its PaperX FibreTop tube has been certified by the PTS Institute as technically recyclable in

Valmet seeks reduced costs and energy consumption with new sensor

Valmet has introduced its IQ Virtual Sensor, a software-based solution said to enable paper and board mills to maintain

Sustainability Perspectives: The potential of low carbon aluminium

Guidance document answers important questions about the PPWR

The European Commission has published a guidance document providing further clarity around the requirements of the Packaging and Packaging Waste

Nestlé takes part in AI pilot to visualize and reduce food waste

Over the last 16 months, Nestlé has taken part in a consortium alongside 8 other partners to pilot Zest’s

‘Plastic-like’ Dry Molded Fiber caps developed by PulPac and partners

PulPac has revealed a new generation of ‘plastic-like’ Dry Molded Fiber caps, developed alongside PA Consulting and Optima to

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