All Tetra Pak articles – Page 2
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ArticleThe carbon crisis: Four big questions for the packaging industry
Victoria Hattersley spoke to experts from the Carbon Trust, Amcor, Mondi, Smurfit Kappa and Tetra Pak to get their views on some of the big questions around the topic of carbon reduction.
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ArticleTetra Pak set to deploy tethered cap portfolio
Tetra Pak announced today that it is ready to deploy its portfolio of tethered cap solutions, in a bid to minimise litter.
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ArticleEU beverage carton industry sets out 2030 sustainability roadmap
ACE, a body representing European beverage carton manufacturers, and its members SIG Combibloc, BillerudKorsnäs, Elopak, Stora Enso, and Tetra Pak, have set out a number of new sustainability pledges.
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ArticleLeading paperboard producers collaborate to tackle sustainability challenges in food packaging industry
Tetra Pak has introduced a new collaborative innovation model with leading paperboard producers, a move aimed at tackling the food packaging industry's sustainability challenges.
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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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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: 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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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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ArticleStudy reveals increased food safety concerns fostered by COVID-19 pandemic
Tetra Pak today unveiled the findings from its yearly global research study, in partnership with Ipsos, showing that food safety is a major issue for many consumers.
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ArticleACE announces increased recycling rate for beverage cartons
ACE, the Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment, has announced that the recycling rate for beverage cartons in the EU rose to 51% in 2019 – representing a continued year-on-year increase.
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ArticleHow do we define sustainability? Different visions of a circular economy in an age of climate crisis
Our Sustainable Packaging Summit kicks off this Thursday 29th October from 12:00 to 13:30 (CET) with an unmissable discussion looking into the fundamental objectives of packaging sustainability.
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ArticleTalking sustainability with Tetra Pak
We speak with Alex Henriksen, managing director of Tetra Pak North Europe, to understand one of the industry's leading company's perspectives on sustainability.
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ArticleTetra Pak commits to net zero emissions
Tetra Pak has announced its commitment to reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in its operations by 2030.
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ArticleConnecting the dots: Supply chain efficiency
Supply chains have become increasingly complex in recent years. Elisabeth Skoda questions how innovation in packaging technology, digitalisation and industry 4.0 can support an efficient supply chain.
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ArticleTetra Pak to offer packaging made with fully traceable plant-based polymers
Tetra Pak, together with its supplier Braskem, is moving to responsibly source plant-based polymers using the Bonsucro standards for sustainable sugar cane - a first in the food and beverage industry, the company says.
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ArticleTetra Pak study shows convergence of environment and health
Tetra Pak has revealed the findings from a global research study in partnership with Ipsos on two pressing consumer demands: the environment and health.
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ArticleThe Factory of the Future: Connected Packaging Platform
Packaging and manufacturing and have changed beyond recognition since 1951 when Tetra Pak launched its iconic carton in Lund, Sweden. What was once solely about product protection and functionality is now increasingly about connectivity
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ArticleConnecting the Dots
Managing production data, supported by fast-paced innovation, addresses the need to gain control of a more connected value chain and streamline fully integrated factories.
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ArticleThe Rise of the Cartons
Aseptic cartons have enjoyed growing popularity thanks to benefits such as enabling ambient distribution, offering product protection, cube efficiency and convenience.
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ArticleVideo interview: Tetra Pak embraces Industry 4.0
At Hannover Messe, Tetra Pak announced the launch of its connected packaging platform, the "factory of the future", harnessing the potential of digital technology, and a collaboration on an energy assessment programme with ABB.
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