DS Smith redesigns confectionary distributor’s packaging in time for Easter

DS Smith has partnered with Filir d.o.o. to redesign the packaging of the Croatian company's Easter product portfolio. The distributor of confectionary products had its...

Malting firm unveils new £2m packaging line

A Scottish malting firm has opened a new £2 million packaging line in Alloa, in a move which will look to help support Scottish...

Burger King unveils new logo and packaging

BURGER King has announced its first rebrand in over two decades alongside a commitment to be more environmentally friendly.  The fast food chain said that...

‘Wonky’ bread box utilises home-compostable bags

THE UK's 'first' wonky bread box is to utilise home-compostable bags from KM Packaging to make the offering more sustainable. Earth & Wheat is behind...

Tackling food waste woes on the factory floor

By Charlie Graham, European sales manager, Sparc Systems AN estimated 1.3 billion tons of food is wasted globally each year – causing immense financial, ethical...

Nestlé unveils paper packaging for Smarties range

NESTLÉ'S much-loved Smarties brand is to be packaged using recyclable paper material, as the firm continues its sustainability drive. The rollout of the new packaging,...

‘UK-first’ recyclable butter wrap set to debut

WIPAK has announced it is launching a 'UK-first' recyclable paper wrap for butter that can be recycled at kerbside within the paper waste stream. Made...

New study to determine whether aluminium can replace glass Scotch whisky bottles

STIRLING Distillery has partnered with Heriot-Watt University to find out if aluminium could replace glass bottles for its Scotch whisky. Working with experts from the...

Plastic and cardboard combination helps export a ‘taste of Italy’ around the world

SUPERFOS has unveiled its new SuperLight container, which is being utilised for the MakeGusto range of Italian ready meals. SuperLight uses a combination of plastic and...
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Glass adds quality for artisan brands

SMALL-batch artisan brands are the “hot ticket” in the food and drink sector, according to glass manufacturer Beatson Clark