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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Sustainable Packaging Summit: The reuse opportunity
This eminent panel explores the opportunities and limitations of reuse models, and considers the strategies that can accelerate adoption
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This eminent panel explores the opportunities and limitations of reuse models, and considers the strategies that can accelerate adoption
Speakers:
Antje Shaw Kühner, Global Packaging Sustainability Lead at Nestlé
Laura Griestop, Senior Manager Sustainable Business & Markets at WWF
Mark Buckley, Strategic Design Manager at Ellen MacArthur Foundation
Matt Kennedy, Founder & CEO at Again
Tom Szaky, CEO at Terracycle
Tracy Sutton, Founder & Lead Consultant at Root
The Sustainable Packaging Summit is returning in 2024 – you can take part and help to accelerate sustainable transformation in packaged goods. Click here to learn more about attending.
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