All Sustainability articles – Page 205
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ArticleEvian introduces label-free bottle made from 100% rPET
Evian has revealed a new bottle that is label-free, made from 100% recycled PET, and reportedly fully recyclable.
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ArticleGreiner Packaging produces toilet cleaner bottles for Henkel using 50% PCR
Greiner Packaging has collaborated with Henkel to deliver a new packaging solution containing 50% PCR polyethylene.
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ArticleSheep's wool packaging wins competition
EIT InnoEnergy, the European innovation engine for sustainable energy, has crowned Woola the winner of PowerUp! The start-up has been awarded a €50,000 cash prize and a place on its investment programme – the Highway for its eco-friendly bubble wrap
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ArticleWhat next for PepsiCo's sustainability drive?
We spoke with PepsiCo to unpack the key findings of its newly-released 2019 sustainability report.
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ArticleAR Packaging helps Bel Group remove plastic from cartonboard packaging
AR Packaging has developed Safeboard, a plastic-free cartonboard packaging solution, that is now used by Bel Group for its Boursin cheese range.
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ArticleShifting the paradigm of packaging progress
Fin Slater unpacks some of the key innovations that have been recently announced by companies in the machinery sector.
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ArticleNew Amcor research into consumer attitudes to sustainable packaging
Amcor has published new research into consumer perceptions of sustainability and packaging, drawn from in-market research with 4000 participants in Europe.
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ArticleLANXESS announces new polyamide range featuring fibre from waste glass
LANXESS has revealed Durethan ECO, a new polyamide product range made from recycled glass fibres.
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ArticleAn interview with DS Smith's new head of sustainability
We spoke with DS Smith's incoming head of sustainability and public affairs about what he hopes to achieve in his new role.
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ArticleEastman introduces Tritan™ Renew
Global specialty plastics provider Eastman introduces Tritan™ Renew copolyester. Tritan Renew offers sustainability, providing the same durability, performance and safety of original Tritan but now with up to 50% recycled content
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ArticleSirane develops plastic-free packaging for salads
A plastic-free salad packaging solution has been developed by Sirane as part of a project working with some major brands in France.
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ArticleKLEENEX® removes plastic opening from all its tissue boxes
Kleenex®, one of the UK’s facial tissue brands, is removing the plastic opening on all its tissue boxes as part of a wider commitment to reduce plastic waste across its portfolio.
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ArticleThe Reuse Revolution Part 4: RePack
For Part 4 of the Reuse Revolution series we will be putting the spotlight on the Return on the Go model. Victoria Hattersley spoke to Jonne Hellgren, CEO of RePack, about how reuse could transform the e-commerce market.
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ArticleKHS launches system for wrapping cans in paper
KHS has announced that its Innopack Kisters system now has the capability to wrap food and beverage cans in paper.
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ArticleTEUFELBERGER launches innovative, sustainable strapping band TEWE SoPRIM
In this Innovation Spotlight, strapping specialist TEUFELBERGER introduces its innovative new strapping solution.
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ArticleEuropean glass industry launches “Close the Glass Loop” platform
Glass collection and recycling stakeholders today launched a program that aims to increase European collection rates to 90% by 2030.
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PodcastPodcast: E-commerce and optimum packaging design
As COVID-19 further channels consumer behaviour into online shopping, Libby Munford chats to leading expert, Brent Lindberg, founder of Fuseneo.
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Article100% of plastic used by L’Oréal to be recycled or bio-based by 2030
L’Oréal has pledged to make all the plastic it uses in its packaging either recycled or bio-based by 2030.
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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.