Emerging Technologies
Can paper bottles move from niche to mainstream?
Moving beyond niche: The outlook for paper bottles with Jamie Stone
Unilever, Amcor, and Asahi trial ‘world-first’ AI recyclability data platform
Stora Enso eyes formed fibre growth with new partnership
Can edible packaging solve the packaging waste crisis?
Systemiq supports ‘bold action’ for fossil-free plastic production in the EU
Xampla’s nutrient microcapsules pass testing in simulated digestive system
140 million beverage containers returned at Aldi under Hungarian DRS
Lignin Industries raises €3.9 million to commercialize bio-based thermoplastic
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Emerging Technologies
Can paper bottles move from niche to mainstream?
We have been following the evolution of the paper bottle for near-on a decade. In this time, we have observed how it has caught the imagination and attention of the industry in a way that few other packaging innovations have. But can it really move beyond niche to mainstream? This is the question we will be asking in this report.
Moving beyond niche: The outlook for paper bottles with Jamie Stone
How far has the industry come along the paper bottle journey - and can they move from niche to mainstream? Victoria Hattersley spoke with Jamie Stone from PA Consulting (co-founder of the Bottle Collective) to find out.
Unilever, Amcor, and Asahi trial ‘world-first’ AI recyclability data platform
Unilever, Amcor, and Asahi are among the first to trial Deepnest, Greyparrot’s ‘world-first’ AI waste intelligence platform that provides brands with product-level recyclable waste data and addresses knowledge gaps.
Stora Enso eyes formed fibre growth with new partnership
Stora Enso and Matrix Pack have entered into an agreement to jointly develop formed fibre products, which are made by shaping wood pulp into three-dimensional packs.
Can edible packaging solve the packaging waste crisis?
Edible packaging, which can be eaten along with its contents, is being hailed as a potential solution to the packaging waste crisis. Can it live up to the hype?