All Sustainability articles – Page 180
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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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Article“Now is the time to transition to a circular economy”
In this article, TOMRA gives its views on how the current pandemic can support a green recovery, as well as a transition to a circular economy for plastics.
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ArticleLANXESS launches bio-based prepolymer line
Specialty chemicals company LANXESS has developed a new range of MDI polyether prepolymers containing renewable, bio-based raw materials.
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ArticleWebinar: Lightweight beverage packaging
Converting to a lightweight neck and closure system for PET bottles is a quick and easy way to reduce your operating costs and achieve your sustainability goals.
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ArticleSealed Air invests in chemical recycling company
Sealed Air Corporation has announced it has signed a collaboration agreement with Plastic Energy, a company involved in advanced recycling technology.
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ArticleUpcycling used mixed plastic back to the original polymer
In the summer, Unilever’s ice cream brand Magnum announced the rollout of recyclable ice cream tubs made with recycled polypropylene (rPP), following a successful pilot launch in Spain, Belgium, and the Netherlands last year.
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ArticleMagnum launches new tubs made with recycled plastic
Magnum has today announced the rollout of more than 7 million ice cream tubs made with recycled polypropylene, following a successful pilot launch.
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ArticleSustainability targets remain on track even in times of crisis
In a flash survey amongst its member companies, the German plastics association IK Industrievereinigung Kunststoffverpackungen e.V. investigated the current demand for recycled plastics.
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ArticleHuhtamaki integrates APK’s LDPE recyclate into laminated tubes
Global packaging manufacturer Huhtamaki has revealed a successful collaborative project with APK AG on incorporating LDPE recylclate into its laminated tubes.
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ArticleCoca-Cola reveals recyclable paperboard-based rings for multipack cans
Coca-Cola European Partners has today announced the introduction of CanCollar, a paperboard packaging solution, for multipack cans in Spain.
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ArticleDiageo issues major update on sustainability goals
Diageo, the maker of Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff and Guinness, is celebrating the conclusion of its 2020 Sustainability and Responsibility Goals.
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ArticleBASF calculates CO2 footprint of all products
BASF will start providing its customers with the total carbon footprints of all its products, with the aim of helping them to better measure and lower their CO2 emissions.
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ArticleSealed Air on sustainability through waste reduction
Sealed Air urges the industry to place a focus on food security and shelf-life as an effective approach to reducing waste and improving resource usage.
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ArticleDS Smith and Aquapak collaborate on project to replace “hard to recycle” packaging
DS Smith is teaming up with Aquapak to develop fibre-based packaging that aims to replace plastic with a biodegradable polymer.
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ArticleSustainability: Through the lens of 2020
Tilo Quink, global head of Henkel Packaging Adhesives was due to give a talk at the ‘Life Without Packaging’ stage at interpack this year. Elisabeth Skoda caught up with him in the meantime.
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ArticleAptar launches SimpliCycle TPE valve solution
Aptar Food + Beverage has announced its new SimpliCycle recyclable valve technology.
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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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ArticleJoin Packaging Europe for another unmissable live discussion!
We're delighted to announce a new live discussion on the subject of exploring different approaches to circularity in packaging.
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ArticleMondi introduces PCK release liner made from recycled and renewable resources
Mondi has developed NextLiner, which it claims is the “world’s first” sustainable polycoated kraft (PCK) paper release liner.
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ArticleSABIC chemical plant to become first of its kind to operate on 100% renewable power
SABIC reports that its polycarbonate facility in Cartagena, Spain, is set to become the world’s first large-scale chemical production site to be run entirely on renewable power.