Coronavirus
Marks and Spencer expands grocery refill concept
British retailer Marks and Spencer has extended its Fill Your Own concept to a third store, supporting customers to reduce
Meeting the e-commerce fulfilment challenge
Paul Foot, partner and patent attorney at European intellectual property firm, Withers & Rogers, looks into the effect of the
DS Smith and Glenhaze support BrewDog with launch of 2020 advent calendar
With the festive period fast approaching, DS Smith and Glenhaze have supported the creation of BrewDog’s 2020 advent calendars
The fight against pharma counterfeiting in the time of coronavirus
The direct health implications of the COVID-19 pandemic are clear – it has caused a million deaths and over 34
The impact of COVID-19 on the pan-European printing industry
Will the COVID-19 pandemic lead to deep and lasting changes in the printing industry, or will things return to
Closing the loop – the future of packaging?
Wouter Van Tol, DS Smith's recently-announced head of government, community affairs and sustainability, explains why now is
New and for free from Minebea Intec! Your personal online live product presentation
At a time when face-to-face interaction is not always possible, Minebea Intec is offering expert support free of
Rethinking supply chains in a post-COVID world
Guest contributor Sujan Shah, CEO of Rocaba Packaging Limited and Carrier Bag Shop, looks at the potential effects of the
“Now is the time to transition to a circular economy”
In this article, TOMRA gives its views on how the current pandemic can support a green recovery, as well as
COVID-19 and e-commerce: for Sitma, sustainability and digitization are the answer
As a historic Italian company that for fifty years has specialized in developing packaging and logistics machines and systems, Sitma
Has COVID-19 tipped the packaging scales?
In this article, Paul Foot, partner and patent attorney at European intellectual property firm Withers & Rogers, looks at how
EU plastic tax plans criticised by European plastics industry
EuPC, a body representing European plastic converters, has criticised the EU’s plans to levy a plastic tax to help