Siegwerk launches ink that also acts as oxygen barrier
Siegwerk has launched a new white printing ink that also provides an oxygen barrier – an innovation that aims to combine two layers into one.
At the EuroPack Summit 2019 Volker Kuhn, Vice President Fabric Care Europe, P&G announced a significant increase of post-consumer resin (PCR) plastic in packaging as of 2020.
Mark Shaw, new product development manager at Parkside, talks to us exclusively about how millennials are paving the way for consumer-focused packaging in today's markets.
Waitrose & Partners has become the first UK supermarket to launch innovative new packaging for its ‘treat tubs’, which are made from 90% recycled materials and fully recyclable.
Today Gian De Belder, packaging technologist, Procter and Gamble, and project leader of the HolyGrail project (finalist in the ‘Driving the circular economy’ category), discusses how collaboration is key to solving sustainability challenges.
The countdown is on for the live Sustainability Awards 2019 ceremony, where we will unveil the worthy winners of the most prestigious sustainability competition for packaging innovation.
Allure Wine’s sparkling new bottle is making a bold, luxury statement on the wine shelf.
BST eltromat International will be attending FachPack 2019 (September 24 to 26 in Nuremberg, Germany), making its appearance at the PrintCity Allianz joint booth in Hall 7A (booth 7A-138).
RotoMetrics has two booths at LabelExpo to highlight many new and existing product and service solutions.
Hugo Beck, a world leading manufacturer of horizontal flowpack, film packaging and post-print processing machines, will be embracing the key theme of this year’s FachPack – ‘environmentally-friendly packaging’
DS Smith has called on independent businesses across the UK to help stop coffee cup waste as it launches a brand-new scheme which it says could see hundreds of millions of cups recycled each year.
The new Zünd press cutting tool – PCT, designed for processing corrugated cardboard – is 'taking cut quality and throughput to the next level'.
The concept design of Glow was driven by a desire to find a way to reduce the use of packaging within the light bulb market and a frustration with the unchanging and duplicate packaging formats currently on shelf