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Vetropack creates ‘Europe’s lightest Rhinewine bottle’
Glass packaging manufacturer Vetropack has launched two new innovations: a lightweight 0.75 litre that claims to be the lightest
Is this the worst packaging?
The organisers invited people from across the country to share packaging examples, and hundreds of nominations were then assessed by
FIFA bans reusable bottles from stadiums during World Cup matches
FIFA has made a last-minute decision to ban reusable bottles in stadiums during the World Cup 2026, sparking debate
Colour-changing Pepsi cans offer football fans the chance to win prizes
PepsiCo has kicked off a football-themed brand campaign with limited-edition thermochromic cans that change colour at the ‘optimal’
New report outlines European and Russian roundwood supply outlook
Europe and Russia reportedly account for roughly 43% of global industrial roundwood supply. However, the report shows that outlook differs
Jus-Rol unveils refreshed packaging design
Ireland and the UK’s best-selling pastry dough brand, Jus-Rol, has unveiled a new visual identity for its
SOMIC at interpack 2026
SOMIC showcased a comprehensive portfolio of shelf‑ready carton packaging solutions at interpack 2026 in Düsseldorf, addressing needs from entry-
Canovation and CANPACK to bring resealable aluminium cans to pilot lines
Canovation and CANPACK are joining forces to advance CanReseal – an end seal system for resealable aluminium cans – towards commercial readiness
Coalition of 200 companies urges EU Commission not to reopen the PPWR
200 companies have signed a joint call urging the European Commission not to reopen the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation
Prism reveals fully recyclable sleeve solution for kefir drinks
Prism eLogistics has unveiled a fully recyclable sleeve for kefir brand Bio&Me, said to be the ‘first of
Mondi introduces wet wipe packaging with 35% PCR content
Mondi has launched its re/loop FlowWrap solution for wet wipe packaging, containing 35% post-consumer recycled (PCR) content and
On-pack icons help Albert Heijn shoppers avoid food waste and extend shelf life
Over 50% of Albert Heijn’s own-brand packaging now displays a ‘look, smell, taste’ or hand icon to differentiate