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Asia Pacific: Chinaplas 2017 exhibitors display lightweight, green solutions

Lightweight plastic packaging requires less resin in the extrusion molding process, which is not only environmentally friendly, but also able to effectively reduce the...

Europe: Sensor for lesser packaging wastage

Butler Automatic has developed an enhanced register sensor for new and existing SP1 Automatic Film Splicers, which improves upon the previous sensor’s accuracy and...

Europe: Paperboard packaging found to be more green than plastic, study

Study shows using paperboard instead of plastic can reduce a packaging’s climate impact by 99%. For people who influence the choice of packaging material, this...

Europe: KHS dresses beer bottles with interaction

After the successful premiere of Direct Print Powered by KHS at Martens Brewery with their Dagschotel ‘talking bottles’ launch, the Belgian brewery is again...

Europe: Avery Dennison expands facility with US$65M

Avery Dennison invests US$65 million into its Rodange, Luxembourg production facility to cater to the demand for pressure-sensitive materials. The investment is one of Avery...

Europe: Amcor releases metal-free packaging for coffee

Amcor releases AmLite to increase sustainability while preserving the sensory experience of packaging coffee beans. The customizable solution is based on a metal-free coating with...

Africa: Dealing with the environmental impact of packaging

Africa has one of the most diverse food and cuisine markets on the planet, with the industry projected by the World Bank to reach...

Europe: Humble beginnings of ready meals, Huhtamaki

Seemingly designed for hurried 21st century lifestyles, pre-cooked convenience foods have had an enduring history. Forecasts predict that they’re here for the long run. Ready...

Europe: Tetra Evero Aseptic wins WorldStar Award

Tetra Pak has won a WorldStar Award for its Tetra Evero Aseptic package, an aseptic carton bottle for ambient milk. The international award from the...

Europe: Plants as nanocellulose resource

Imagine a completely natural, abundant and easily renewable material that could feasibly be used to make lightweight car and aeroplane parts, strengthen building materials,...