Johnnie Walker whisky bottles

Digital inkjet tech boosts customisation of Johnnie Walker bottles

XAAR’S Ultra High Viscosity Technology is powering Koenig & Bauer Kammann’s latest digital decoration breakthrough, in a project that produced 5,000 uniquely printed Johnnie...
Clear advantage

Clear advantage

A unique ultra-clear polypropylene-based material from RPC Tedeco-Gizeh offers fresh and convenience food suppliers a means to enhance brand image, emphasise product quality and...

Compostable packaging specialists announce collaboration

POLAND-based flexible packaging converter SILBO has teamed up with compostable packaging specialist TIPA on a new sustainable solution. SILBO produces film-based packaging with compostable water-based...
Cathedral cheese

Cathedral City launches new kids range in ‘eye-catching’ packaging

CATHEDRAL City has launched the expansion of its kids snacking range with a new product in 'eye-catching' packaging. The new Cathedral City Bites features child-friendly...

Sales aplenty at PPMA Total Show 2025

SALES and partnerships being agreed on stands appear to have made a comeback at the PPMA Total Show 2025, with exhibitors hailing the event...
Foodservice Packaging Association Awards winners

Entries sought for 2026 FPA Awards

ENTRIES are now open and tickets are on sale for the 2026 Foodservice Packaging Association (FPA) Awards. Winners will be announced at a ceremony in...

Smurfit’s shelf-ready solution

Smurfit Kappa has produced a shelf ready packaging (SRP) solution for Sainsbury’s own branded sliced cheese ranges. The new SRP replaces a vacuum formed...

Teamwork pays off for Smurfit Kappa with top supplier award

SMURFIT Kappa has won a Nestlé award for a collaborative project which involved optimising the food firm's packaging and supply chain. Smurfit Kappa has been...
Glastonbury supermarket

Compostable sandwich packaging on trial at Glastonbury

THE Co-op will trial fully compostable sandwich packaging in a pop-up store at the Glastonbury festival this week

Burger King removes toys from kids’ meals

BURGER King has announced that plastic toys will no longer be included in kids' meals as it aims to improve its wider sustainability practices