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The ultimate guide to the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation in 2024

Last December, we brought you a comprehensive rundown of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation’s development throughout 2023. Now we’ve passed the halfway mark of 2024, and there are further developments to record. In this edition of the Brief, we catch our readers up to speed with the legislation as it stands, and how the industry has responded.

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  • Sustainable shrink film solutions at Segers & Balcaen

  • CIRCPACK: your packaging recycling partner

  • Mattoni 1873 mineral water brand installs complete canning line from KHS

  • GASTOP-Flex boosts flexible packaging barrier performance in compliance with circular economy design guidelines

  • “Future-proof your business”: Zeigo’s software platform for measuring carbon emissions

  • Transforming food waste into sustainable packaging

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Taking a closer look at DS Smith’s recyclability evaluation service

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DS Smith’s Recyclability Evaluation Service (RES) aims to offer a detailed assessment of the recyclability of fibre-based packaging, particularly in regard to primary or consumer-based packaging.

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How did Suntory slash costs and boost efficiency across its facilities?

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Suntory uses Markforged 3D printers to create high-strength parts at their Haruna plant, reducing production time and cost.