All Flexibles articles – Page 41
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ArticleTöpfer Kulmbach Sees Bright Future with hubergroup Cradle to Cradle Certified Inks
Located in Kulmbach, Germany, Töpfer Kulmbach has specialized in the production of labels and packaging for the international beverage industry for 100 years.
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ArticleStoropack Launches New Type of Paper Made from 50% Grass Fibers
PAPERplus® Grass, Storopack’s new type of paper, increases the focus on sustainability. The paper consists of 50 percent grass, which is a renewable raw material and requires less water and energy during production than conventional varieties.
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ArticleFlexible Packaging Materials for Pharma - Patient Safety First
In hardly any industry the demands on packaging are as high and complex as in the pharmaceutical and health care industry.
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Articlecomplete solution for films with active pharmaceutical ingredients
To this end, Coatema and Optima Life Science have pooled their expertise in coating, converting, and service and have founded the COMEDCO alliance.
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Emsur acquires majority of Eximpack
Emsur, the flexible plastic packaging division of Grupo Lantero, has acquired the majority of Eximpack since it was partially acquired more than two years ago.
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StePac Steps up to Growing Demand for Automation With Leaner Packaging and Less Waste
Growing demand for functional packaging of fresh produce that is suited for automation has prompted StePac L.A. Ltd. to tailor its branded range of Xtend® Modified Atmosphere/Modified Humidity (MA/MH) packaging solutions
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ArticleSmurfit Kappa Calls Innovation Community to Take on its New Better Planet Packaging Design Challenge
Smurfit Kappa has called on the world’s innovation community to contribute to the development of the sustainable packaging solutions of the future.
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ArticleCEFLEX Reaches 100 Stakeholders Landmark
CEFLEX, the consortium of companies, associations and organisations collaborating to enhance the performance of flexible packaging in the circular economy in Europe, by designing and advancing better system solutions, has reached a new landmark.
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ArticleMeetingPack 2019 focuses on the circular economy regarding plastic barrier packaging for food and beverages
Co-organized by AINIA and AIMPLAS, the IV edition of this technology event of the plastics sector will take place on 29 and 30 May 2019.
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ArticleFrubes Packaging Easy Open Redesign
Yoplait has redesigned its Frubes packaging with a new Easy to Open format aiming for less mess.
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ArticleDuPont Teijin Films introduce polyester films range with up to 50 per cent Post Consumer Recycled rPET Content
DuPont Teijin Films today announced the launch of its new Mylar® Harvest Fresh rPET range of heat sealable polyester films with up to 50 per cent post-consumer recycled rPET content.
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ArticleKoehler Launch Research Partnership with TU Darmstadt
This January, Technische Universität Darmstadt and the Koehler Paper Group will kick off the Green Coating Collaboration, a research partnership aimed at developing functional surfaces from sustainable raw materials.
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Article2018 Retrospective
Libby White looks back on some of the defining innovations of the year, whose significance is gauged not just in terms of market impact, but also in the way they are emblematic of two megatrends that have dominated the year in packaging.
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ArticleNovel Packaging for Extending Shelf Life
A report published by PreScouter, Inc. explored a selection of the most innovative recent developments in novel packaging for the purposes of extending shelf life.
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ArticlePodcast: Circularity and the Label Industry
Avery Dennison hosts a round table discussing the challenges around recycling in the label industry. Featuring Corey Reardon (AWA), Vincent Mooij (SUEZ circpack) and Jenny Wassenaar & Pascale Wautelet of Avery Dennison. Tim Sykes moderates
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ArticleTalking Bioplastics in the Year of the Plastics Strategy
“Biomass is the key ingredient that a plastics circular economy must rely on.” Tim Sykes reports on a European Bioplastics conference that was preoccupied with issues around end of life.
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ArticleJospak’s New Food Packaging Solution Contains up to 85% less Plastic
Finnish start-up company Jospak has created a board-based tray packaging that contains up to 85% less plastic than a regular plastic alternative.
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ArticleAluminium Foil for Santa Claus
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas – outside in the shopping windows and especially in the supermarkets where glittery chocolate Santa Clauses and other figures are lined up on the shelf.
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ArticleUnilever to Invest €100,000 in a Crowdsourced Solution to find Plastic Packaging Alternatives
Unilever will develop and pilot a plastic-free laundry solution to combat single-use sachets. The solution was developed during a one-day hackathon which gathered leading designers, innovators and packaging experts.
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ArticleScaling Solutions to Produce Sustainable Polymers
Biome Technologies, the parent company of Biome Bioplastics, has received further government funding as part of its £6 million programme to use industrial biotechnology techniques to produce a new range of highly sustainable polymers.