Kate Moss partners with Diet Coke to launch QR codes on cans
DIET Coke cans are to feature scannable QR codes offering instant wins and weekly prize draws as part of the brand's partnership with Kate...
DS Smith looks to ‘unlock opportunities’ with new printer investment
DS Smith has revealed plans to advance its high-end 3D corrugated display capabilities at the company's facility in Ely, Cambridgeshire.
The firm has invested in...
Adidas unveils football boots made from discarded plastic
ADIDAS has partnered with Parley for the Ocean to launch its first ever football boots made from plastic waste intercepted on remote islands, beaches,...
Glasgow City Council calls for single-use vapes to be banned
GLASGOW City Council is calling on the Scottish Government to ban the sale of single-use vapes over fears that the product is marketed to...
Ecoveritas calls for PPT revenues to be invested in recycling infrastructure
AS the world prepares to mark Global Recycling Day, environmental compliance data specialist Ecoveritas is calling for clarity on the destination of funds raised...
Research shows importance of transparency in establishing sustainability credibility
A survey conducted by Smurfit Kappa, in partnership with the Financial Times, has highlighted the importance of sustainability in the strategy and planning of...
Plain packaging could deter teenage vapers
REMOVING brand imagery on the packaging of vapes leads to a decrease in appeal of the product among teenagers, a new study has revealed.
Carried...
CuanTec moves into new Fife manufacturing base
CUANTEC has unveiled plans to make Fife its new centre of manufacturing after moving into a new facility in Glenrothes.
The biotech firm, which goes...
Whisky brand unveils ‘eye-catching’ packaging revamp
FALCONER has produced 'distinctive' secondary packaging for Scotch whisky brand Murray McDavid.
The 'eye-catching' design of the packaging retains the six core colours of the...
Zero Waste Scotland looks to tackle ‘misconceptions’ around tinned food
ZERO Waste Scotland has revealed that 'misconceptions' about tins could be causing Scottish shoppers to buy shorter shelf-life foods that they end up wasting.
New...
