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ArticleThe future of packaging post-Covid
Chris Murray, Managing Director of DS Smith UK & Ireland, shares his predictions for the future of the packaging industry in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ArticleTrinseo and BASF jointly announce collaboration on feedstock initiative
Trinseo and BASF have announced today their intention to expand their businesses with the production of styrene based on circular feedstock.
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ArticleTetra Pak set to deploy tethered cap portfolio
Tetra Pak announced today that it is ready to deploy its portfolio of tethered cap solutions, in a bid to minimise litter.
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ArticleSmurfit Kappa Bag-in-Box introduces new compact film
Smurfit Kappa has reduced the amount of plastic used to manufacture the bags for its bag-in-box range by introducing a new 60-micron EVOH film – E Compact 60.
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ArticlePeli BioThermal broadens dry ice shipper portfolio
Peli BioThermal is set to expand its dry ice shipper range to support exponential growth in cell and gene therapy shipments worldwide, as well as the continued need to transport pandemic-related payloads.
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ArticleSmurfit Kappa develops paper-based solution for Signify's antibacterial light
Smurfit Kappa has designed a new integrated packaging system following close collaboration with Signify, a provider of connected LED lighting systems.
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ArticleGreiner helps Tesco add ‘snap’ back to PP yoghurt tubs
Over the past two years, following requests from retailers, Greiner Packaging has replaced yoghurt multi-packs made from polystyrene (PS) with polypropylene (PP), and ‘Project Snap’ has now successfully recreated the ‘snap’ which consumers love.
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ArticleCarbon neutral PP film developed by Innovia
Innovia Films has revealed the latest addition to its Encore packaging film range – REF30cn.
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ArticleProject launched to produce multipurpose bioplastic from soy residues
Four Finnish companies have collaborated to develop a project that will produce compostable bioplastic from soy waste.
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ArticleNew traceability solution from SUKU, Avery Dennison and EM Microelectronic combines blockchain with RFID
Avery Dennison is partnering with US-tech company SUKU and Swiss chip developer EM Microelectronic to provide a new end-to-end supply chain transparency solution for everyday healthcare and pharmaceutical products.
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ArticlePharma pack made from recycled cartonboard introduced by Mayr-Melnhof Karton
In a bid to address demand from the pharmaceutical industry for packs that address both safety and sustainability concerns, Mayr-Melnhof Karton has launched a new pack made from recycled cartonboard.
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ArticleEU aluminium industry reveals roadmap towards 100% aluminium can recycling
European Aluminium and Metal Packaging Europe today launched a joint roadmap towards achieving 100% aluminium beverage can recycling by 2030.
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ArticleEnvopap interview: How can agro-waste help address the sustainability challenge?
Victoria Hattersley spoke with Kaushal Shah, CEO and founder of envoPAP, a company that is creating value from agro-waste in a bid to offer a more sustainable alternative to traditional wood fibre-based paper.
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ArticleA close-up look at HelloFresh’s packaging and sustainability strategy
Mealkit provider HelloFresh recently presented their Sustainability Report for 2020, which details plans to reduce food waste, managing supply chain efficiencies, continuous improvement of packaging solutions as well as ongoing collaborations.
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ArticleYarrah Organic Petfood transitions to mono PE structures
Yarrah, a Dutch producer of organic dog and cat food, is set to transition the packaging for its entire kibble range to recyclable mono PE bags.
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ArticleThe Rapid Interview with Korozo
In our latest Rapid Interview, we talk flexibles, innovation, and greenwashing with Warren Shaw, Vice President of Innovation at Korozo Group.
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ArticleWatch the first session of our Global Packaging Innovation Forum on-demand
What are the trends and pain points creating demand for innovation in secondary and tertiary packaging and the supply chain?
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ArticleQuadpack reveals refillable version of airless dispenser range
International beauty packaging manufacturer and provider Quadpack has launched a refillable version of its best-selling range of airless dispensers.
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ArticlePlastics For Change one of first companies to achieve OBP certification
India-based social enterprise, Plastics For Change has become one of the first companies in the world to achieve the Ocean Bound Plastic (OBP) certification.
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ArticleMars Wrigley turns to Danimer Scientific for biodegradable packaging
Mars Wrigley and Danimer Scientific have announced a new two-year partnership to develop home compostable flexible and rigid packaging for some of the brand’s biggest sellers – including Skittles.