All Flexibles articles – Page 34
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ArticleKLEENEX® removes plastic opening from all its tissue boxes
Kleenex®, one of the UK’s facial tissue brands, is removing the plastic opening on all its tissue boxes as part of a wider commitment to reduce plastic waste across its portfolio.
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ArticleThe Reuse Revolution Part 4: RePack
For Part 4 of the Reuse Revolution series we will be putting the spotlight on the Return on the Go model. Victoria Hattersley spoke to Jonne Hellgren, CEO of RePack, about how reuse could transform the e-commerce market.
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ArticleCamvac discusses its growing range of sustainable packaging solutions and an exciting new partnership
In this edition of our Innovation Spotlight, Camvac discusses its recent developments in the realm of packaging sustainability, as well as its holistic approach to project collaboration.
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ArticleA closer look at CCL’s recycling-focused label range
With the aim of meeting sustainability needs, CCL Label offers a label collection including “recycling-friendly” solutions.
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ArticleANDREX® launches new packaging made from 30% recycled plastic
Launching with its most popular product, Andrex® Classic Clean, the new packaging will be designed using 30% recycled plastic packaging made from post-consumer resin.
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ArticleNew RePEat film offers a recyclable PE packaging solution
SIRANE has launched a range of recyclable PE pouches and films – RePEat.
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ArticleCMC announces new high-speed auto-bagger for e-commerce fulfilment
CMC S.p.A. has announced the official release of its CMC Paper-PRO – a brand new auto-bagging system.
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ArticleEssentra claims “industry first” with new recycled PET tear tape
Essentra Tapes has launched what it describes as the first tear tape for flexible packaging to combine the sustainability of rPET alongside the benefits of easy-opening and brand enhancement.
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ArticleBASF, SABIC and SÜDPACK use plastic waste for new organic sausage pack
BASF, SABIC and SÜDPACK have collaborated to design a pack for a new line of sausages, in which two-thirds of the raw material used for the packaging comes from plastic waste.
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ArticleSüdpack presents two innovative packaging concepts for minced meat
Südpack is launching two mono-material polypropylene packaging concepts for minced meat that omit bottom trays.
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ArticleHugo Beck launches new e-commerce packaging solutions
Packaging machine specialist Hugo Beck has launched two new machines specifically designed to meet the demands of e-commerce packaging.
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ArticleInnovia launches new range of recyclable BOPP films
Innovia Films is launching Encore, a new family of recyclable BOPP films.
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ArticleUPM Raflatac joins forces with Dow to launch bioplastic label film
UPM Raflatac and Dow have collaborated to launch what they say is the industry’s first wood-based polyethylene label film.
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Article"Doing more with less"
Sealed Air shares how they have been navigating through the COVID-19 crisis.
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ArticleScreen develops water-based inkjet system for flexible packaging
SCREEN Graphic Solutions Co., Ltd. has finalized the development of its PacJet FL830, a new water-based inkjet system specifically designed for the flexible packaging market.
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ArticleBOTTA Packaging joins forces with ESSELUNGA to substitute bubble wrap with paper
BOTTA Packaging has worked with the Italian supermarket chain Esselunga to develop an innovative envelope lined with corrugated paper to protect bottles and eggs during online shopping deliveries.
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ArticleCoveris reveals new "Bag-in-Bag" solution
Coveris is launching a “Bag-in-Bag" solution which it says will make recycling easier for consumers.
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(Re-) watch our live broadcast on packaging futures, with special guests from Australia
In the final edition of Packaging Europe's Live Week Series, we explore the future of the packaging industry, featuring Prof. Pierre Pienaar, Nerida Kelton, Rockwell Automation, Coherent, Domino and AMB Packaging.
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ArticleDesigned to be different
AMB’s chief executive Bruno Marin commented about the business and the plans for future growth.