PPG launches new substrate with 30% bio-based content
PPG has revealed its new PPG Teslin Envos substrate, developed with 30% bio-based content and said to deliver up
Watch our rundown on the key packaging stories from the week beginning 1st June 2020.
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Black plastics: can they be recycled?
Stora Enso introduces low-carbon paperboard for chocolate packaging
Researchers develop recycling processes based on enzymes that break down plastics by 70%
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Plastipak opens PET material centre to advance recycled content solutions
In this Spotlight, Plastipak discusses the opening of its PET material centre in Verbania, Italy. Home to pakPET™ Single Pellet
FOREST-PKG is helping packaging people find the right people faster
In the latest edition of the Spotlight, Matthew Wright, Founder and CEO of FOREST-PKG, shares why finding the right
Why better adhesives can improve paper sack production
Duynie has decades of experience in developing applications for side-stream potato starch. With Novinexx CPB, the company is applying
2D Coding: Redefining the role of flexible packaging
In this edition of The Spotlight, Markem-Imaje examines how 2D coding is redefining the role of flexible packaging and
DuPont launches Tyvek® with Renewable Attribution
The material that consumer and industrial (C&I) applications rely on just got a sustainability upgrade. DuPont talks us
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Sustainability Awards 2026 Finalist Interview: Bel Group’s recyclable pouch packaging
Nominated in the Readers Award category, Bel Group’s project combines a redesigned lightweight cap with a mono-material PE
Billerud unlocks fibre-based blister lidding, sachets and more in pharma
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‘Paperization has moved beyond a simple substitution story’
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