All Food articles – Page 63
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ArticleGlobal retail-ready packaging market projected to reach over $77 billion by 2024
Evolution of store formats and the opening of transition economies will drive increased demand according to the latest research from Smithers.
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ArticleZanders launches “100% natural” barrier paper for food packaging
Zanders' new Zanbarrier NGR product reportedly offers a 100% natural barrier against oil and grease without the use of chemicals.
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ArticleBASF and Fabbri Group join forces on compostable cling film for fresh-food packaging
BASF and Fabbri Group say that their new compostable cling film is the “ideal combination of breathability, mechanical performance, and aesthetics”.
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ArticleA holistic approach to sustainable packaging
By using different material and packaging concepts, manufacturers can make an important contribution to meeting current market demands regarding sustainable packaging solutions, according to Danny Köppl of MULTIVAC
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ArticleAhlstrom-Munksjö develops new range of release base papers
Ahlstrom-Munksjö, a manufacturer of fibre-based materials, has announced the development of LamiBak, a new range of release base papers.
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ArticleTrinseo to implement recycled polystyrene in food packaging
Trinseo has partnered with CEDAP to advance the implementation of recycled polystyrene (PS) used in food packaging applications.
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ArticleCoveris announces “most easily recycled” sandwich packaging
Coveris will be launching a recyclable lightweight sandwich skillet at Packaging Innovations 2020.
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ArticleBall Corporation launches "infinitely recyclable" aluminium bottle line
Ball Corporation is launching a new impact extruded aluminium bottle line that it says provides a circular solution to plastic pollution.
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ArticleKompuestos unveils potato-based bioplastic
Kompuestos, a producer of sustainable plastic compounds, has developed a bioplastic made entirely from potato starch which reportedly biodegrades in four weeks.
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ArticleResearchers develop biodegradable, recyclable material made from banana waste
Researchers at the University of New South Wales have discovered a novel way to turn banana plantation waste into a recyclable, biodegradable packaging material.
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ArticleTesco scraps plastic-wrapped multipacks
Tesco will replace plastic-wrapped multipacks with plastic-free multibuys on tinned food – reportedly eliminating 350 tonnes of plastic.
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ArticleCould a unique cellulose moulding technology replace single-use plastic?
What makes PulPac's innovative dry moulding technology stand out?
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ArticleA closer look at Placon’s award-winning solutions
Placon was recently announced as the winner of three WorldStar awards in the Household, Medical & Pharmaceutical, and Food categories.
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ArticleEU Commission considers general ban on plastic packaging
In a recent interview, the new EU Commissioner for Environment considered the implications of a general ban on plastic packaging.
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The week in brief: 13th-17th January
Circulytics, Nestlé, value chain collaborations – it’s been a busy week for the packaging industry. Catch up on the biggest stories from the past five days.
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ArticleOatly turns to Stanpac for “fully renewable” ice cream packaging
Oatly, a producer of oat-based food products, has partnered with Stanpac on its new sustainable ice cream packaging.
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ArticleNestlé to invest €1.68 billion in sustainable packaging
Nestlé today announced that it will invest up to €1.68 billion to accelerate the development of innovative sustainable packaging solutions.
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ArticleUsing "nature's tools" to fight the global food waste crisis
A closer look at Apeel – an innovative plant-derived solution that slows down the rate of water loss and oxidation in perishable foods.
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ArticleStora Enso and Valio join forces on reusable biocomposite lids
Stora Enso and Valio have distributed 10,000 wood-fibre-based reusable biocomposite lids to encourage consumers to reduce their food waste.
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ArticleMondi collaborates with Unilever on recyclable mono-material solution
Mondi has joined forces with Unilever to deliver an innovative new polypropylene (PP) mono-material solution in Turkey for its Knorr dry soup powder range.