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.
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New PlayStation controller for disabled gamers to come in ‘accessible’ box
PlayStation has developed new packaging for its customizable PS5 controller kit for players with disabilities, designed to be openable with one hand.
Abel & Cole debuts refillable polypropylene milk bottles
Abel & Cole has unveiled refillable, recyclable milk bottles made of 100% polypropylene – a solution anticipated to lower carbon emissions and lessen single-use plastic waste.
Transforming mattress packaging with Mondi’s paper-based sustainable innovation
Conventional packaging in the mattress, bedding and upholstery industry has relied heavily on plastic materials. In the latest edition of the Spotlight, Mondi tells us about its ‘breakthrough innovation’, the Protector Bag ExpandForm, poised to reshape the industry. This paper-based solution…
Perfecting the picture: how chemistry enables renewable and recyclable packaging
In today’s world, there’s a growing demand from both consumers and regulators for brands to turn the picture they have painted of a more sustainable future into a practical reality with renewable, biodegradable, and circular packaging solutions. While innovative fibre-based packaging holds…
Mespack and Watttron integrate smart digital sealing technology into flexible packaging machinery
Mespack, a manufacturer of horizontal and vertical form-fill-seal machines for flexible packaging, end-of-line equipment, as well as water-soluble pods machines; and Watttron, the inventor of a heating system for industrial processes; have signed an agreement to integrate smart digital sealing…
Analyses tips to combat NIAS in Food Contact Materials
In this edition of the Spotlight, PerkinElmer give us a useful overview of the analytical methodologies and recommended instrumentation to detect and prevent the problem of NIAS in products.
Tilda unveils bold design for limited-edition rice tins
Tilda is launching a limited-edition, intricately designed tin in collaboration with British Indian artist, Natasha Kumar.
How Mondi helped to develop a new fibre-based wrap for Coca-Cola multipacks
Last month, Coca-Cola HBC revealed that it is piloting a 100% recyclable cardboard and paper carrier and wrap – as an alternative to plastic shrink film. In a recent conversation with Mondi, which developed the product alongside DS Smith Packaging and Krones, we learned more about the R&D process…
New ‘plastic-eating’ enzymes discovered by Brunel University
Two new enzymes have the potential to dissolve plastic bottles faster than current recycling methods and create the raw material to make new ones, according to a study from Brunel University London published in the journal, Biofilms and Microbiomes.
Navigating the bio-revolution: harnessing bioresins and beyond for eco-friendly injection molding with optimized hot runner technology
Bioresins – sometimes called bio-plastics, bio-polymers, and bio-materials – are at the foundation of a transformative shift in the injection molding landscape, enabling leading molders and packaging producers to navigate consumer trends, legislation, and sustainability goals.
Berry launches range of ‘premium quality’ reusable cups
Berry Global has introduced a new range of customisable ‘upmarket’ reusable plastic cups for the foodservice industry, in a bid to meet the increasing demand for alternative solutions to single-use packaging.
Bayer joins innovation group in bid to create fibre-based blister pack
Bayer has joined the Blister Pack Collective, a group that is aiming to develop a blister pack made from fibre-based materials.