All Sustainability articles – Page 196
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ArticleHow can we take a holistic approach to developing sustainable packaging materials?
We hear from Mario Molinaro, business unit flexibles and marketing director, Europe, at Taghleef Industries.
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ArticlePepsi commits to 100% recycled plastic beverage bottles by 2022
PepsiCo has committed to eliminating all virgin plastic from its Pepsi brand beverage bottles sold in nine European Union markets by 2022.
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ArticleProcter & Gamble announces switch to recyclable HDPE tubes for oral care ranges
Procter & Gamble will start the switch to recyclable HDPE tubes for its Crest, Oral-B and Blend-a-med brands in January 2021 and will continue until full conversion by 2025 for US and European markets.
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ArticleDSM and SABIC co-develop meat packaging material made from mixed post-consumer plastics
DSM, SABIC, Cepsa, Fibrant, and Viscofan have together created a multi-barrier casing for meat products made via advanced recycling of post-consumer plastics.
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ArticlePlastics for Change: Tackling plastic waste in emerging economies
The problem of plastic waste is a global one, but for emerging economies that have not yet developed the recycling infrastructure the effects can be felt far more acutely.
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ArticleToraphene creates biodegradable material containing graphene
UK-based company Toraphene has developed a new material, also called Toraphene, that uses biopolymers that reportedly compost naturally and biodegrade without human intervention.
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ArticleAnswering the big questions in packaging sustainability
This week at the Sustainable Packaging Summit we will be bringing you five sessions - from interactive Zoom discussions with global thought-leaders to live debates with experts from across the value chain.
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ArticleLooking towards a more sustainable packaging future
Alex Henriksen, Managing Director for North Europe, Tetra Pak, stresses the need for collaboration across the packaging value chain.
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PodcastSustainability Perspectives podcast: Avery Dennison
In the latest edition of our podcast series accompanying our Sustainable Packaging Summit, Avery Dennison’s Hassan Rmaile talks about the importance of accountability and transparency when it comes to sustainability.
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ArticleBASF on the potential of water-based inks
We spoke with Tjalle Hijlkema, marketing manager for flexible packaging at BASF, to learn more about the importance of water-based inks to the success of packaging sustainability.
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ArticleAdvancing the circularity of fibre-based packaging
This week, the wood fibre-based packaging alliance 4evergreen held its online launch event entitled “Perfecting circularity with fibrebased packaging”.
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ArticleOfficial launch of recycled content certification
Companies seeking to certify their plastic products containing recycled content can now apply for the Recycled Plastics Traceability Certification. I
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PodcastSustainability perspectives podcast: Tetra Pak
Erik Lindroth, Tetra Pak’s sustainability director, shares his perspectives of a wider look on packaging sustainability, and the positive impacts the company can make throughout the entire life cycle.
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ArticleOn Second Thoughts: Removing plastic already in the ocean is a distraction
Yoni Shiran, Breaking the Plastic Wave Programme Director, SYSTEMIQ, argues we must focus on the root causes of plastic waste in the ocean - not the symptoms.
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PodcastSustainability Perspectives with Tetra Pak
In this edition of our Sustainability Perspectives series where we talk with industry-leading voices from across the value chain, Tim Sykes catches up with Erik Lindroth, Sustainability Director at Tetra Pak.
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ArticleNew intelligent packaging device from Packadore Collective seeks to tackle food waste
The Packadore Collective has designed a flexible connected packaging solution that seeks to change consumer behaviour around food waste.
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ArticleHow to use less plastic material on packaging with GEA FoodTray
GEA introduces a webinar on the subject of using less plastic material, taking place on December 1st at 10:00 CET.
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ArticleAldi introduces recyclable inner bag for cereal packaging
Aldi is set to replace the non-recyclable plastic inner bags in its own-brand cereal packs with a recyclable alternative before the end of this year.
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ArticleSIG secures FSC certification for entire paperboard range
In what it says is an industry first, from January 2021, 100% of the paperboard SIG uses in its packs will be certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) as responsibly sourced.
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ArticleNestlé and JDE Peet’s join forces to launch coffee pod recycling scheme
Nestlé and Jacobs Douwe Egberts UK (JDE UK, part of the JDE Peet’s Group) have joined forces to create Podback: a first of its kind recycling programme for coffee pods.