All Sustainability articles – Page 165
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ArticlePulPac reveals world’s first pilot line for dry moulded fibre
PulPac, a Swedish inventor of a cellulose-based alternative to single-use plastics, has revealed its very first pilot line.
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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.
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ArticleHuhtamaki launches circular economy start-up program
Huhtamaki has partnered with Food System 6 on a start-up program designed to accelerate the development of companies working towards a circular economy.
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Article"Sustainability will always remain a core element of our purpose and brand"
Fin Slater recently spoke with Sam Jones, sustainability strategy and communications manager at DS Smith, about sustainability drivers, LCAs, and industry collaborations.
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ArticlePrimary packaging through the pandemic: Three insights from Amcor
Eric Roegner, president of Amcor Rigid Packaging, reflects on the change the pandemic has brought to the packaging industry.
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ArticleJames Cropper presents 100% recycled paper collection for premium packaging
James Cropper has launched a new collection of papers for premium packaging, including an option using 100% post-consumer waste recycled fibre.
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ArticleANDREX® launches new packaging made from 30% recycled plastic
Launching with its most popular product, Andrex® Classic Clean, the new packaging will be designed using 30% recycled plastic packaging made from post-consumer resin.
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ArticleNew RePEat film offers a recyclable PE packaging solution
SIRANE has launched a range of recyclable PE pouches and films – RePEat.
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ArticleBillerudKorsnäs launches three-ply kraftliner
BillerudKorsnäs has launched Pure Performance, a white top kraftliner that it says combines “high strength, excellent printability, and purity in one material”.
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ArticleNitta introduces endless winding belts for production of paper drinking straws
Nitta Industries Europe GmbH has revealed new winding belts for the manufacture of drinking straws from paper.
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ArticleSmurfit Kappa survey findings highlight importance of sustainable packaging
A new survey from Smurfit Kappa has revealed the extent to which businesses are rethinking their products and packaging solutions in their efforts to tackle environmental waste.
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ArticleReuse Revolution Part 3: Loop
Today it’s the turn of third re-usable packaging model: Return from Home. We talked to Terracycle about the company’s Loop platform; how it has been progressing and how the concept of Return from Home can impact the packaging landscape.
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ArticleEssentra claims “industry first” with new recycled PET tear tape
Essentra Tapes has launched what it describes as the first tear tape for flexible packaging to combine the sustainability of rPET alongside the benefits of easy-opening and brand enhancement.
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ArticleA piece in the circular economy puzzle
Elisabeth Skoda explores some of the recent innovations in chemical recycling technology and shines a spotlight on collaborative efforts and prospects for the technology.
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ArticleBASF, SABIC and SÜDPACK use plastic waste for new organic sausage pack
BASF, SABIC and SÜDPACK have collaborated to design a pack for a new line of sausages, in which two-thirds of the raw material used for the packaging comes from plastic waste.
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Article“Our most environmentally-friendly carton to date”: Elopak reveals Pure-Pak Imagine
Elopak has launched the Pure-Pak Imagine, which it claims is its most environmentally-friendly carton to date.
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ArticleThe Reuse Revolution Part 2: MIWA
Last time we looked at a Refill from Home system; this week we will examine the place of Refill on the Go models, using Czech-based startup MIWA as a case study.
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ArticleSmurfit Kappa unveils 100% paper-based alternative to EPS frozen food packaging
Made from a 100% paper-based combination of Hexacomb and corrugated, Smurfit Kappa says that its new Thermo Box product can keep frozen food at temperatures similar to expanded polystyrene (EPS) boxes.
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ArticleUnilever announces €1 billion climate fund, targets net zero emissions
Unilever today announced a new set of actions and commitments designed with the aim of improving the health of the planet.
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ArticleA conversation on sustainability with DSM
Fin Slater recently spoke with Jacqueline Revet and Juan Guerrero of DSM about the place of inks and resins in the packaging sustainability discussion.