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.
This week at the Sustainable Packaging Summit we will be bringing you five sessions - from interactive Zoom discussions with global thought-leaders to live debates with experts from across the value chain.
Henkel has relaunched three of its major retail brands in new, sustainably-minded packaging with a focus on the use of Social Plastic, recyclable black plastic, and PCR materials.
The winners of the Sustainability Awards 2020 have been unveiled in a digital event.
In line with its mission of encouraging innovation and industry collaboration, Henkel Packaging Adhesives is hosting the fully digital and international Sustainability Forum on 18-19 November 2020.
We spoke with Henkel about its publically-available EasyD4R tool, which was recently announced as one of our Sustainability Awards 2020 finalists.
Tilo Quink, global head of Henkel Packaging Adhesives was due to give a talk at the ‘Life Without Packaging’ stage at interpack this year. Elisabeth Skoda caught up with him in the meantime.
Henkel is set to convert its entire oral care tube portfolio to recyclable tubes produced by its packaging supplier Albéa.
Greiner Packaging has collaborated with Henkel to deliver a new packaging solution containing 50% PCR polyethylene.
Victoria Hattersley looks at Saperatec, a Germany-based startup that has developed a unique recycling technology, and which has just secured an investment from adhesives giant Henkel.
SIG, Henkel, Stora Enso, and Suez have called on governments around the world to align COVID-19 economic aid and recovery efforts with the latest climate science.
Henkel's adhesives and coatings business has introduced a heat seal coating which is certified for its recyclablity with paper and is thereby claimed to "redefine how packaging can be designed"
Henkel’s new Persil packaging contains 50% recycled polypropylene (rPP) obtained from discarded household plastics.