All Food articles – Page 58
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ArticleNew translucent barrier paper revealed by Arjowiggins
Paper manufacturer Arjowiggins has launched Sylvicta – a recyclable, compostable, marine-degradable translucent barrier paper made from renewable raw materials.
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ArticleUPM Specialty Papers announces new kraft paper range
UPM Specialty Papers has launched UPM SolideTM, a new family of food-safe kraft papers that are recyclable in regular paper recycling streams.
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ArticleBillerudKorsnäs and AB Group Packaging reveal new reusable paper bag
BillerudKorsnäs and AB Group Packaging have revealed a new reusable paper bag made from high stretch, tear-resistant FibreForm material.
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ArticleMajor fields of action at interpack 2021
Libby Munford caught up with Christian Traumann, group president, MULTIVAC ahead of interpack 2021 to hear a leading provider of packaging solutions on the main trends it expects to explore on the show floor
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ArticleAbel & Cole debuts new compostable packaging from TIPA
Turf Croft Herbs, supplied by Abel & Cole, are now packaged in TIPA's compostable zipper bags, replacing 60,000 bags of herbs from its extras range with a fully certified, home-compostable alternative.
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ArticleSuperfos develops new ready meal pack with user experience and sustainability in mind
Superfos has developed a pack for the new MakeGusto range of Italian ready meals made from individual layers of plastic and cardboard that are easy to separate post-use.
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ArticleTesco, Kellogg and ACE UK announce in-store carton recycling scheme
Tesco, Kellogg and the Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment (ACE UK) have announced a five-month trial to collect cartons at in-store recycling points.
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ArticleIggesund launches paperboard material for foodservice sector
Made from pure cellulose fibres, Iggesund Paperboard’s new material has been specifically developed for pressed and folded trays used in food packaging.
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ArticleA virtual look at smart packaging
What is new in the world of smart packaging? Elisabeth Skoda explores just a few of the major talking points at this year’s AIPIA virtual conference.
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ArticleStyrenics Circular Solutions demonstrates suitability of mechanically recycled polystyrene for food contact
Styrenics Circular Solutions says that it has successfully demonstrated that polystyrene is mechanically recyclable to food contact standards.
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ArticleSealed Air invents unique vacuum packaging for cheese
Sealed Air has developed a unique soft vacuum packaging system with continuous flow in the hopes of helping cheese processors to optimise product quality and improve sustainability.
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ArticleNew formed fibre foodservice bowls unveiled by Stora Enso
Stora Enso is introducing a new range of takeaway bowls for foodservice packaging, PureFiber. The bowls are free from plastic and PFAS and are designed to help customers replace plastic on-the-go food packaging.
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ArticleKellogg’s trials Coco Pops boxes designed for the blind
To mark World Sight Day, Kellogg’s is today launching Coco Pops boxes for blind and partially sighted people as a trial in almost 60 Co-op stores across the UK.
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ArticleFinalist interviews: Fraunhofer's biodegradable functional barrier coatings
As the Sustainability Awards 2020 ceremony draws closer, we speak to another contender - today, it’s the turn of bio-based packaging finalist Fraunhofer Institute for Silicate Research.
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ArticleFinalist interviews: Collaboration for food packaging from chemically recycled PA and PE
With the Sustainability Awards 2020 just nine days away, we talk with BASF, Borealis, Südpack and Zott - finalists in the ‘Pre-Commercialised Innovation’ about their collaboration to create food packaging made from chemically recycled PA and PE.
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ArticleEU-funded project reports success with food packaging bioplastics projects
The EU-funded REFUCOAT project has successfully developed a new set of processes for producing bioplastics for food packaging from renewable materials, with the aim of replacing traditional fossil-based raw materials.
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ArticleCrown Van Gelder introduces paper made from Dutch sugar beets
Crown van Gelder, a Dutch paper manufacturer, will start selling paper made with sugar beet waste in January 2021, making it the first in the world to produce “sugar beet paper” on an industrial level.
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Article2020 Pentawards winners announced - celebrating the power of design
Sustainable luxury takes centre stage at his year's Pentawards with Air Co's packaging for "first carbon negative vodka brand".
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ArticleMondi delivers fully corrugated solution for BIOhof’s fresh produce
Mondi’s collaboration with BIOhof Kirchweidach, an organic farm in Bavaria, has resulted in a new paper-based packaging solution for its 500g packs of tomatoes.
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ArticleAmcor and Nestlé claim technical breakthrough with 'world’s first' recyclable flexible retort pouch
Amcor has partnered with Nestlé to launch what the companies are describing as the world’s first recyclable flexible retort pouch.