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.
We will explore augmented reality within the next edition of our magazine - with comment from across the packaging industry, whilst also bringing the very pages of the magazine to life with AR experiences!
PPMA Total will be the UK preview of ILAPAK’s Vegatronic 6400 – a new continuous motion bagger that offers best-in-class hygiene and maximum uptime when packaging frozen meat products such as nuggets, burgers, chicken pieces and sausages.
Our weekly packaging highlights, featuring a conceptual green design for green fingered applications, an acquisition with big implications for rigid plastics globally, and a German collaboration to explore potential for (edible?) seaweed packaging.
German researchers are cooperating with a fast food chain to create food packaging made from algae. The aim of this two year scientific project named Mak-Pak is to develop a sustainable packaging solution made from macro algae for the food trade.
For food, beverages, personal care, pharma or chemical products – the new developed, mulitfunctional XLS 2xx Labeling System manages every industrial labeling requirement.
Stirrd, a premium online confectionery brand from The Serious Sweet Company, has launched with a brand proposition and identity created by Elmwood.
Smurfit Kappa has used its eSmart service to enable a leading Latin American egg provider to successfully enter the eCommerce channel.
Ricardo De Genova, Vice President, Strategic Marketing and R&D at PaperSolenis, explores what challenges paper has to overcome in order to be able to provide products such as bottles, disposable cups and ready-meal containers.
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The Schur Flexibles Group is expanding its product portfolio to prioritise sustainability and innovation. Recently, the group presented a number of products from its pioneering “rethink” sustainability strategy.
As the first discount supermarket chain in Germany, PENNY is introducing a reusable cotton bag for fruits and vegetables.
RPC Superfos has contributed to the development of a new multifunctional plastic storage box which ensures a more even distribution of the microwave heat.