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.
For the last 60 years, Union Plastic has been renowned for its expertise in the field of plastic injection moulding particularly targeting the healthcare sector and, at the present time, offers the healthcare industries high-quality plastic products.
RPC Promens Consumer Kolding is supplying custom-designed PET bottles for a range of dressings and sauces from leading Scandinavian food company Scandic Food A/S, part of the Good Food Group A/S.
Plastipak Packaging has again received recognition of its ground breaking innovation and excellence by winning a silver DuPont Award for Packaging Innovation.
Heineken France has partnered with folding carton manufacturer, Graphic Packaging International (GPI) and GPI’s strategic logistics provider, Jung Logistique (JL), to launch a unique sustainable logistics solution in France.
Design and branding agency Nude Brand Creation has created two new super-premium bottles for historic Slovenian glass maker Steklarna Hrastnik.
PET for packaging has seen significant growth, but only non-coloured and lightly-tinted blue PET bottles offer reclaimers high value.
Petainer, the market leader in innovative PET packaging, has launched a stand-alone business in Brazil as part of its growth strategy for the Latin American region.
With a constant focus on product optimisation, Glud & Marstrand has invested in a new production line for manufacturing Loose ends for 93x47 LM Cans.
UNITED CAPS has reported it held a grand opening celebration at its brand-new fully automated warehouse that increases its storage capacity by 30%, from 3,000 palettes to 4,500.
British inventor Willy Johnson has found an innovative use for avoiding plastic waste: a plastic bottle top that converts into a toy brick.
BULGARI has entrusted TNT GLOBAL Manufacturing for the achievement of the collar of Goldea,
A recent survey by the British Plastics Federation (BPF) shows that the UK industry remains reliant upon EU workers — especially temporary workers — and that Brexit has encouraged many companies to consider automating some roles.