Rigid Packaging
News and analysis on the latest technologies and innovations in rigid packaging, including plastics, metal, glass and board and more.
K 2019 – New products from plastic waste
More and more companies from the plastics industry are working on improving the recyclability of plastics and thus helping to
World Tube Congress 2019 gives sector important impetuses
The European Tube Manufacturers Association, etma, organised the World Tube Congress again in 2019, this time in Hamburg. Nearly 150
Aseptic cartons with ASI-certified aluminium foil
SIG is making aseptic cartons with ASI-certified aluminium foil available to consumers for the first time in partnership with
New multi-tear closure label from Schreiner MediPharm
Schreiner MediPharm is offering a new sealing solution for tamper-proof closure of folding boxes and wallets. The Multi-Tear
Jokey presents buckets with ocean plastic content
At the presentation of the management guide “eco design of plastic packaging” in Berlin on 12 June, Michael Schmitz, Head
Packaging Connections 08/07/2019
Our weekly packaging highlights, featuring a conceptual green design for green fingered applications, an acquisition with big implications for rigid
COEXPAN & EMSUR introduce INNOTECH innovation technology centre
COEXPAN and EMSUR open the doors of INNOTECH, their new innovation and development centre for the rigid and flexible packaging
Unveiling future of £1.6bn glass industry
Glass sector plans for a multi-million-pound research centre which will shape the way forward for the industry over
Sidel introduces X-LITE Still
X-LITE™ Still is Sidel’s latest 500 ml PET packaging solution for non-pressurised still water. Thanks to its
Berry Global completes RPC acquisition
Berry Global Group has announced the completion of its acquisition of RPC Group for a purchase price of approximately $6.
Antimony and bottled Water
Nuria García Batista, a researcher at the AIMPLAS Food Contact Department and Elena Aurecchia Giménez, a researcher at the AIMPLAS
First Mile and Huhtamaki accelerate disposable coffee cup recycling
Recycling company First Mile has announced its new partnership with Huhtamaki, in a collaboration that aims to further increase the