Food & Drink

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Metal refillable water bottle launched to aid charity mission

CONSERVATION charity World Land Trust (WLT) has teamed up with the Metal Packaging Manufacturers Association (MPMA) to launch a metal refillable water bottle. Each bottle will be sold...

Glengoyne unveils fully recyclable packaging

GLENGOYNE has launched new packaging for its Scotch whisky which is described as being locally sourced and 100% recyclable. The new packaging features an updated...

Plant-based protein shakes find the ‘perfect fit’ in SIG

GROUNDED has teamed up with SIG to turn its idea for a 100% natural range of plant-based protein shakes into a commercial reality. GROUNDED asked...

Smurfit Kappa hails Vitop tap milestone

SMURFIT Kappa has confirmed that volumes of its Vitop tap have passed the five billion mark. The Vitop tap forms part of the firm's bag-in-box range,...

New packaging solution launched for hot food on-the-move

COVERIS has announced it has developed its HEAT range of packaging for hot food on-the-move. Featuring dual ovenable and hot-hold functionality, the range is said...

Saica takes fresh approach with new maintenance facility

SAICA Pack has announced it has established a new maintenance facility for its Fresh Pack customers. The facility in Peterborough will have its own dedicated...

Packaging innovation allows for new recyclable Asda blueberry packs

ASDA has launched fully recyclable packs for its blueberries, thanks to a new packaging innovation. The supermarket said the packs have been designed so that...

Plant-based water bottle to compete for up to £30,000 in funding

A Queen Margaret University (QMU) graduate is in the running for up to £30,000 of business funding for the development of his plant-based, double-ended...

Things are heating up with new compostable pouches

SOUS Vide Tools has launched what it believes to be an 'industry first' in the shape of the Sustaina Pouch - a range of plastic-free,...

Plastic lids to be removed from Quaker’s Oat So Simple range

QUAKER has removed the plastic lids from its Oat So Simple range of porridge pots, in what parent company PepsiCo described as another step...