All Personal Care articles – Page 18
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ArticleFinalist interviews: a lightweight tube solution from Huhtamaki
We spoke with Huhtamaki to learn more about a new solution that aims to make tube packaging more sustainable.
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ArticleLINDAL Group launches new actuator for personal care market
Aerosol dispensing manufacturer LINDAL Group has launched a new spray cap called Teo, with a design that makes it suitable for both personal care and home care applications.
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ArticleFinalist interviews: Ecover's laundry packaging redesign
We interviewed Ecover to learn more about its packaging redesign, a finalist in our 2020 Sustainability Awards.
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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: P&G's Ariel bottles with rHDPE
We interviewed P&G to find out more about its PCR-containing Ariel pack, which is a finalist in the 'Driving the Circular Economy' category of our 2020 Sustainability Awards.
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ArticleNeopac introduces 'market’s first' recyclable PE-based mono-material tube with HDPE flip-top cap
Hoffmann Neopac says that it has introduced the market’s first fully recyclable polyethylene-based tubes with high-density polyethylene (HDPE) flip-top caps.
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ArticlePersil moves to recyclable bottles containing 50% PCR plastic
In line with the launch of its refreshed laundry detergent formulation, Unilever’s Persil brand has transitioned to recyclable bottles made from 50% post-consumer recycled plastic.
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ArticlePujolasos launches wooden cap with recyclable plastic inner
With the aim of meeting demand from the perfumery and cosmetics industries for more environmentally friendly caps, Pujolasos has designed a glue-free wood cap with a disposable plastic inner that can be recycled post-use.
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ArticleIs refillable and reusable growth set to continue its skyward trend?
In this article, Paul Jenkins, managing director of ThePackhub, takes a look at some of the most exciting products to have come out of the refillable and reusable packaging sectors in the last 12 months.
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ArticleKao turns refill packs into primary packaging with new pump
Kao Corporation has developed the Raku-raku Switch, which attaches directly to its Raku-raku Eco Pack Refill packs, turning them into primary packaging.
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ArticleQuadpack presents the Sulapac Nordic collection
Quadpack and Sulapac have jointly developed a new biodegradable cosmetics jar range.
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ArticleUFlex introduces paper-based Kraftika tube packaging
UFlex has revealed the latest addition to its FlexiTubes range – a paper-based tube pack.
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ArticleDesign for Change Series 2 - Color Me Up
Anthem Worldwide has been exploring how packaging design can be used to help influence positive change. Part 2 in the series looks to shake up the sea of sameness packaging design in the home hair colouring aisle
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ArticleFaller collaborates with start-up to create innovative drinking aid
Iuvas has partnered with Faller Packaging to develop a product designed to make it easier for elderly and physically disabled people to drink.
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ArticleHenkel to use Albéa’s recyclable tubes for entire oral care portfolio by 2021
Henkel is set to convert its entire oral care tube portfolio to recyclable tubes produced by its packaging supplier Albéa.
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ArticleGreiner Packaging produces toilet cleaner bottles for Henkel using 50% PCR
Greiner Packaging has collaborated with Henkel to deliver a new packaging solution containing 50% PCR polyethylene.
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ArticleSmurfit Kappa launches Bag-in-Box packaging solution for hand sanitiser
In order to meet COVID-related demand, Smurfit Kappa has extended its Bag-in-Box range to include a hand sanitiser solution.
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ArticleRB reveals new design for Air Wick Freshmatic
RB has launched its newly-designed Air Wick Freshmatic automatic spray, with a total shipping weight that is now 28.9% lighter.
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Article100% of plastic used by L’Oréal to be recycled or bio-based by 2030
L’Oréal has pledged to make all the plastic it uses in its packaging either recycled or bio-based by 2030.
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ArticleTubex and Unilever reveal new Rexona packaging containing PCR
Unilever has teamed up with Tubex to develop and manufacture its new Rexona Recycled Refreshed antiperspirant product.