All Sustainability articles – Page 199
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ArticleAlbéa presents range of recyclable flip-top caps
Albéa launches its new range of Basic Cap flip-top caps in a 100% PE version. After the Slim Cap PE version launched this summer, this cap comes as an addition to the range of single-material tube solutions provided by Albéa.
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ArticleULMA and TIPA predict industry shift to biomaterials
ULMA Packaging and TIPA have partnered with the aim of improving efficiency for running compostable films on advanced packaging machinery.
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ArticleGive us your feedback on the Sustainable Packaging Summit
To help us make the next Summit as good as it can be, we would greatly appreciate it if you could fill out our short feedback survey.
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ArticleMondi and Drylock reveal paper-based diaper packaging
Mondi has launched a new paper-based, recyclable bag for Drylock Technologies’ baby diaper ranges.
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ArticleThe path to a fossil-free world: Best practices for the bio-based industry
Brands around the globe are under increasing pressure to meet sustainability targets. As the world continues to push for a renewable economy, these brands are turning to the bio-based processing industry for solutions.
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ArticleWhat does 2021 hold for supply chains?
John Perry, managing director of SCALA, looks into how the fallout from this year might affect the supply chain in the months to come.
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ArticleA look back at 2020: Synergies between the Russian and European packaging markets
Evgenia Uvarova, project manager at SCHNEIDER GROUP, takes an in-depth look at the European and Russian packaging markets in 2020 and the synergies between the two.
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ArticleWP unveils recyclable dispensing valve
With a focus on sustainability as well as functionality, WP’s Innovation & Development team has developed a new recyclable dispensing valve.
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ArticleA behind-the-scenes look at PepsiCo’s new 100% rPET pledge
PepsiCo recently committed to eliminating all virgin plastic from its Pepsi brand bottles by 2022. We spoke with Archana Jagannathan, senior director of sustainable packaging at PepsiCo, to unpack the challenges and opportunities around this move.
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ArticleFerrero announces partnerships with aim of accelerating sustainability goals
As part of its drive to make 100% of its packaging reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025, Ferrero has revealed four new projects.
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PodcastSustainability perspectives: Taghleef
Tim Sykes discusses the technological and strategic challenges of building a circular economy with Taghleef Industries flexible packaging and labelling experts Mario Molinaro, Monica Battistella and Simone Baldin.
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Sustainability Perspectives: building circularity into flexible packaging and labels
Complementing the 2020 edition of the Sustainable Packaging Summit, we discuss the technological and strategic challenges of building a circular economy with experts from Taghleef Industries, leaders in the flexible packaging and labelling market and
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ArticleCoca-Cola European Partners announces investment in dispensing technology
With the aim of reducing packaging waste, Coca-Cola European Partners has completed an investment in Lavit, a manufacturer of dispensed delivery solutions.
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PodcastPodcast: Project STOP – tackling ocean plastic leakage
The problem of ocean plastics remains a crucial issue for the plastics packaging industry. Elisabeth Skoda takes a closer look at Project STOP, which aims to address the challenge at the source.
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ArticleMarks and Spencer expands grocery refill concept
British retailer Marks and Spencer has extended its Fill Your Own concept to a third store, supporting customers to reduce and reuse with over 50 lines of refillable grocery essentials and frozen fruit.
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ArticleMars Food and Amcor announce an industry first with recyclable microwavable rice pouch
Mars Food and Amcor have collaborated on a project that will bring to market the industry’s first food-safe, mono-material, recyclable microwavable rice pouch made from polypropylene (PP).
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ArticleLeading names in consumer goods commit to new sustainable design principles
A newly-formed group comprising leading companies including Procter & Gamble, Mondelēz, Unilever, SIG, Tetra Pak, and Amcor has committed to a new set of design principles with the aim of improving the recyclability of plastic packaging.
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ArticleAldi trials plastic-free multipacks
Retailer Aldi is set to trial removing plastic-shrink wrap from multipacks of baked beans in a bid to reduce plastic waste.
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Article15th EUBP conference looks back at 2020
The 15th European Bioplastics (EUBP) Conference took place from 30 November to 3 December – this year as a virtual event that welcomed over 350 participants from 36 countries.
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ArticleRowing across the Atlantic with recyclable barrier food pouches
A four woman team will take part in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge in an Eco Boat, to raise awareness around plastic pollution. We take a closer look at what made Mondi’s recyclable BarrierPack the team’s food packaging of choice.