All Food articles – Page 61
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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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ArticleArla’s new skyr bucket reduces CO2 by 30%
Arla has revealed new packaging for its skyr product which it says is made with 40% less plastic to ensure a 30% CO2 reduction.
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ArticleMondelēz and Berry Global team up on Philadelphia packaging made from recycled plastic
Mondelēz and Berry Global today announced a collaboration on the packaging for Philadelphia, the world’s most popular cream cheese.
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ArticleStora Enso introduces low-carbon paperboard for chocolate packaging
As brand owners and consumers look to lower their environmental impact, Stora Enso hopes that its new plastic-free, lightweight board designed for premium packaging will help them decrease their carbon footprint.
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ArticleSowinpak - a reliable partner for your sustainable food packaging
In this week's Innovation Spotlight, join Sowinpak as they talk us through their rigorously researched sustainable packaging solutions.
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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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ArticleNew food tray combines anti-germ capabilities with ocean plastic waste
Parx Materials and Zincln have collaborated on a new anti-germ food tray that uses recycled ocean plastic waste, giving new life to ropes and cages used in the fishing industry.
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ArticleTackling the food waste challenge with science
Elisabeth Skoda spoke to Bernd Brandt, senior consultant at denkstatt, to find out more about the "Stop Waste - Save Food" project.
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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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ArticleGreiner Packaging introduces reusable lid for yogurt cups
Greiner Packaging has developed a lid for yoghurt cups that can be washed and reused after its initial use.
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ArticleSyntegon's virtual interpack showcases sustainable packaging system for powders
Since interpack 2020 has been postponed, Syntegon Technology will present a bagging and case packing system for powder applications with brand new features online at their virtual show.
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ArticleWentus reveals new Wentoplex Ultra film
Wentus Kunststoff GmbH has revealed a new film solution that it says can reduce material usage by up to 35%.
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Article“Created by nature, driven by science”: An interview with Woolcool
Fin Slater spoke with the Woolcool's managing director, Josie Morris, about what makes its innovative approach to temperature-controlled packaging stand out.
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ArticleCOVID-19 crisis: A leading perspective from India
Libby Munford caught up with Jeevaraj Pillai, joint president - packaging & new product development based at the UFlex headquarters in New Delhi, India, to hear how the global pandemic has affected them.
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ArticleNew research reveals consumers’ online grocery shopping habits for fresh foods
New research conducted by Amcor reveals the differences in European consumer attitudes to buying grocery products online.
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ArticleCOVID-19 and packaging: Survey results
Packaging Europe has collated views from across the value chain on the current challenges and wider implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for packaging and FMCG.
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ArticleAIMPLAS and OLIPE develop bioplastic material for oil packaging from olive waste
A new collaborative project is using waste from the olive industry to create a bioplastic which is reportedly both biodegradable and compostable.
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ArticleALPMA reveals new butter packaging for increased protection and ease of use
ALPMA has introduced FreshPack, a product that it says “reinvents the butter wrapping method.”