Sustainability

Nearly 98% of own-brand Asda packaging is reported to be recyclable

Asda’s latest ESG report states that almost 98% of its own-brand packaging is now recyclable, but acknowledges difficulties

What are the key factors in a successful deposit return system?

A new fact sheet from Reloop names system scope, refund value, and convenience and accessibility as the keys to a

Edible packaging film to dissolve in hot water while food cooks

NakedPak is developing an edible, food-grade packaging film that dissolves in hot water while a meal is cooked – all

New machine assembles whole blister packs made from cardboard

IWK Packaging Systems has unveiled its CABLIblue 870 Blister System, which seals a cardboard blister to backing made of the

Taking a closer look at Babybel’s paper packaging roadmap

After revealing its intent to wrap all Babybel cheese snacks in paper by 2027 – a move expected to cut 60%

Sustainability Perspectives: Data and the EU’s Circular Economy Action Plan

Global players back sustainability framework for glass production and sourcing

Ciner Glass is among the founding members of Responsible Glass, a global certification programme designed to set new standards for

Future proofing: trends in sustainable packaging design - LIVE

Join us for our next LinkedIn Live panel, as part of the Sustainable Packaging Summit series! We will be exploring

Solid soap envisioned as alternative to plastic bottles and pumps

Soapbottle intends to eliminate single-use plastic bottles and pumps by providing a solid soap bar – and eventually plans to

‘World’s first’ edible coffee cup replaces SUPs with natural grains

Cupffee has designed the ‘world’s first’ edible coffee cup, intended to avoid pollution and reduce CO2 emissions while performing

All Babybel cheese snacks to be packaged in paper by 2027

The Bel Group plans to package all its Babybel cheese snacks in responsibly sourced paper by 2027, aligning with its

McDonald’s Netherlands accused of breaking Dutch law with single-use cups

The Fair Resource Foundation alleges that McDonald’s Netherlands is violating the law by serving single-use cups on-site