Sustainability

Goodbye, soy sauce fish!

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Two resealable, mono-material sealing cup lids revealed by Greiner

Greiner Packaging has revealed its Click On and Click In sealing lids, designed to facilitate a mono-material, resealable, and

Unilever Thailand and SCG Chemicals partner on recycled Knorr packaging

Unilever Thailand and SCG Chemicals (SCGC) have collaborated to create food-grade recycled packaging for the Knorr Professional brand, developed

30% of Notting Hill Carnival’s waste collected and recycled by SUEZ

One week after Notting Hill Carnival, an annual street party celebrating Caribbean culture, SUEZ reports that it has cleaned up

EZVIZ and Plastic Bank team up to retrieve 20,000 kg of plastic waste

By partnering with Plastic Bank, EZVIZ aims to remove 20,000 kilograms of plastic waste from the environment and support

Packsys presents noSho – the cap-free, plastic-saving shoulderless tube

In this edition of our ‘In Conversation With…’ series, Julius Läubli, head of Research & Development at Packsys, walks us

Blossom Hill and partners present fibre-based, linerless tray for apricots

Blossom Hill has adopted a fibre-based, linerless packaging format for its apricots – said to be a fully recyclable, PFAS-

Wood waste extracts converted into renewable feedstocks to reduce carbon

C-Source Renewables is converting wood waste extracts into renewable chemical inputs via the Arborlyse project, which is set to

The Brief: Do single-use plastic water bottles spell disaster for tourism?

First pyrolysis oil recycled from mixed waste at Plastic Energy’s Dutch plant

At its Geleen facility, Plastic Energy has converted hard-to-recycle post-consumer plastic waste into pyrolysis oil for the

What do brands actually want?

The world’s biggest brands are changing how they package their products. Ton Knipscheer of the European Co-Packers Association

Sour cream cups with 30% recycled polystyrene available at Aldi

Sour cream cups containing 30% recycled polystyrene, developed by INEOS Styrolution and Unternehmensgruppe Theo Müller, are now available from ALDI