All Food articles – Page 58
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ArticleNew wood-based plastic material revealed by HKScan, Wipak and Woodly
In partnership with Finnish food manufacturer HKScan, Wipak and Woodly have developed a new type of plastic based on wood cellulose which can be recycled in existing plastic waste streams.
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ArticleLageen Tubes unveils mono-material PE tubes
Lageen Tubes has introduced a new line of mono-material tubes made entirely of polyethylene (PE).
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ArticleMondi expands e-commerce portfolio with recyclable BCoolBox
Mondi has introduced its latest e-commerce innovation – a recyclable corrugated packaging solution to keep perishable food cool while in transit.
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ArticleVTT collaborating with Arla, Paulig and Wipak on cellulose-based thermoplastic film
In cooperation with Arla Foods, Paulig, and Wipak, VTT is developing a thermoplastic film made of cellulose and fatty acids.
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ArticleUnilever once again goes for MULTIPOND
Our latest Innovation Spotlight comes courtesy of weighing specialist MULTIPOND, which introduces its multihead weigher and explains the importance of this solution to one of its most important partners – Unilever.
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ArticleSchur and Grow Up Farm’s new vegetable pack encourages consumers to grow their own
Schur has partnered with Danish food producer Grow Up Farm to launch a pack that lets consumers grow their own pea sprouts post-use.
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ArticleULMA develops leak-proof poultry pack
With the aim of addressing demand from the high-volume poultry processing sector for leak-proof packaging that uses less material, ULMA has revealed a new product: Tight-Chicken.
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ArticleNestlé’s Smarties brand makes worldwide shift to paper-based packaging
Nestlé announced today that its popular Smarties brand is now using recyclable paper packaging for its confectionery products worldwide.
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ArticleMondi reveals three recyclable packs for Orkla’s vegan Tex-Mex range
Mondi has created three recyclable packaging products for a brand-new range of vegan products from food manufacturer Orkla.
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ArticleHeinz to replace shrink wrap on multipack cans
Heinz has revealed a new paperboard solution that will replace the plastic shrink-wrap currently used on its multipack canned products.
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ArticleProAmpac announces mono-material retort pouch
With the aim of answering the need for recycle-ready retort packaging, ProAmpac has announced a new patent-pending innovation: ProActive Recycle Ready Retort RT-3000.
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ArticleFaerch unveils recycled mono-PET product range
Faerch is introducing its Eco HotPro product family, a new mono-PET pot range for hot fill food applications, developed to allow high-temperature sterilisation (HTS).
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ArticleGrowing consumer interest in deposit return schemes in Germany despite pandemic
According to a current, representative survey by the WWF and the German Packaging Institute (dvi), a good 83 percent of Germans purchase take-away food and beverages or have them delivered.
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ArticleKraft testing first recyclable fibre-based microwavable cup
Kraft Mac & Cheese has announced that it is developing and testing its first-ever recyclable fibre-based microwavable cup.
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ArticleHome compostable packaging revealed by Parkside and Riverford
Parkside has collaborated with an organic producer and online grocer, Riverford, on a new range of TÜV-certified home compostable packs.
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ArticleInnovia Films targets snacks markets with new mono-material film
Innovia Films is launching the newest addition to its Propafilm Strata range of transparent, high barrier, mono-material packaging films.
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ArticleSingle-use paper-based packaging better for environment than reusable tableware, according to new LCA
A new study released by the European Paper Packaging Association (EPPA) claims to show that single-use paper-based food and drink packaging used in European quick service restaurants is better for the environment than reusable tableware.
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PodcastPodcast: Trademarks in packaging
Competition around new packaging formats and pack designs can be fierce in the packaging world. But when does it make sense to protect these by trademark, and what are the challenges along the way?
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ArticleSappi partners with Tony’s Chocolonely on new portfolio extension
Sappi has collaborated with Dutch chocolate manufacturer Tony’s Chocolonely on a heat-sealable, paper-based secondary packaging solution for its new “Tiny Tony’s” chocolate varieties.
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ArticleBen & Jerry’s goes paper-based with packaging for new on-stick ice cream
Unilever’s Ben & Jerry’s property is set to package the brand-new on-stick version of its Cookie Dough product in a recyclable, paper-based wrapper.