Interview
DS Smith’s view on the future of recycling in Europe
Michael Orye was recently appointed as DS Smith’s new managing director for recycling in Europe. We asked him to
'It felt exciting and doable': WWF on nations committing to develop a global agreement for plastics
A month ago, nations agreed to begin work on a legally binding treaty to end plastic pollution in what was
Exclusive interview with newly appointed Chairman of the Board at Polysack
Polysack Flexible Packaging- a green-tech company and manufacturer of flexible film products- has appointed Alex Baumgartner, former CEO of
New sorting technology seeks to simplify the recycling process
It's no secret that the accurate identification and sorting of plastics is a key part of an efficient
Could a unique cellulose moulding technology replace single-use plastic?
Founded in 2015 by a father and son team, PulPac owns a patented technology that allows the moulding of cellulose
Introducing CuanSave: a flexible film made from crustacean shells
Amidst increased demand from consumers and brands alike for sustainable solutions to plastic pollution, bioplastics have become a frontrunner. This
How Lush puts sustainability at the heart of its successful business model
Fin Slater caught up with Heather Deeth, Head of Ethical Buying at Lush to talk about responsibly sourced materials, the
Constructing pillars for a circular economy
Tim Sykes caught up with Tony Kingsbury, director of sustainability EMEA, Dow Packaging & Specialist Plastics, at K 2019 to
"Sustainable packaging production is currently the most important topic for us and its importance will continue to grow"
Kerstin Haase of Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG talks to us about packaging industry trends, digital advancement, sustainability and plenty more. What
Speed or Flexibility – What’s Driving R&D in Machinery?
Christian Treitel has been at Bosch for some 25 years, and since 2017 as VP marketing & business strategy at
'Sky is the limit' for European Bioplastics
The influence of bioplastics keeps growing in the packaging market and this year Packaging Europe will again be reporting from
Our Packaging is Failing Colour Blind Consumers
Having encountered some impressive R&D on colour blindness and labelling by the University of Tokyo, Tim Sykes wanted