All Rigid Packaging articles – Page 17
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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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ArticleSchoeller Allibert unveils innovative new rigid pallet container
Hygienic, stackable, and designed to maximise freight storage, Schoeller Allibert claims that its new rigid pallet container is the next generation in sustainable, returnable packaging.
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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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ArticleDesigned to be different
AMB’s chief executive Bruno Marin commented about the business and the plans for future growth.
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ArticleSteel packaging hits 82.5% EU recycling rate according to new APEAL report
The recycling of steel packaging has hit a new all-time high of 82.5%, according to figures issued by APEAL, the Association of European Producers of Steel for Packaging.
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ArticleCorona impacts on packaging from a stockists’ vantage point
Stuart Wilkinson, sales and marketing director of P Wilkinson Containers, manufacturers and stockists of metal and plastic containers, gives a birds eye view of the effects of the coronavirus on the market.
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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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ArticleHave one-way plastics and products become the heroes of the fight against COVID-19?
The question Brett PA Lamont, senior business creator at OneCircle and Lightweight Containers (KeyKeg, UniKeg) asks is: Can you imagine a hospital without the ability to have sterile single-use equipment right now?
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ArticleSamsung introduces cardboard packaging that becomes furniture post-use
Samsung Electronics is set to introduce new packaging across its Lifestyle TV product portfolio in an effort to reduce its environmental footprint and encourage reuse.
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ArticleGetting essentials to people through global collaboration & commitment
Amcor CCO Michael Zacka is working in the company’s Zurich HQ out of solidarity with production staff keeping vital supply chains working during the pandemic. He shares his perspectives on the challenges and implications of the pandemic and lockdown
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ArticleSustainability perspective: P&G shares holistic insight into the home care market
The word sustainability is readily applied across the food, beverage, and personal care packaging sectors, but would you associate it strongly with the home care market - which is conventionally less prominent in its ‘green’ product offering?
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ArticleThe adhesives sustainability challenge
Prior to the Bostik webinar on March 24th at 15:00 GMT on the role adhesives can play when creating sustainable cardboard packaging for consumer goods, we catch up with speakers Tyler Derus and Pascal Peroni.
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Articlekp Kapture ‘closes the loop on colour PET’
Klöckner Pentaplast (kp) has launched kp Kapture™, a new range of black and coloured trays and rigid films that are produced using carbon-free pigment and made from up to 100% recycled PET making them ‘detectable and fully recyclable’.
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ArticleHoffmann reveals new line of tinplate cans made from 100% recycled steel
Hoffmann Neopac will introduce a new line of "closed-loop" tinplate cans comprised of 100% recycled steel at Interpack 2020.
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ArticlePodcast: Social Plastic initiative reveals value of packaging waste
Tim Sykes caught up with David Katz, founder and CEO of Plastic Bank, and Philippe Blank, head of innovation and sustainability, Henkel Beauty Care, to learn how they plan to stop ocean plastic by monetizing waste while improving lives.
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ArticleAdding value to polymers
How do we determine the value of polymers in a vast global marketplace, and with a balancing act between developing solutions by adding properties to polymers, versus the overall carbon emissions and sustainability of the packaging material?
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ArticleRuinart reveals fibre-based, carbon-reducing case for champagne bottles
The world’s oldest champagne house, Maison Ruinart, has announced a new lighter, fibre-based, recyclable case that it says reduces carbon footprint by 60%.
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ArticleResearching the impact of ocean plastics
eXXpedition is an all-female sailing voyage and scientific research mission with a goal to research the impact of plastic pollution in the ocean.
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ArticleVerescence launches “safety glass” bottles
Verescence has partnered with start-up What Matters to launch a range of 100% recyclable bottles with a non-slip effect.
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ArticleNew sorting technology seeks to simplify the recycling process
A new innovation from Nextek claims to radically simplify the recycling process – but can this technology really be a game-changer?