Arjowiggins confirms DIGIPEEL production will move to Scottish mill
ARJOWIGGINS has announced that production of its DIGIPEEL transfer paper will recommence at the manufacturer's mill in Stoneywood, near Aberdeen, after the business moved manufacturing...
New Oasis flavour launches in recycled bottles
COCA-COLA Europacific Partners (CCEP) has unveiled a new flavour of Oasis launching in recycled and recyclable bottles.
The new tropical flavour comes in 100% recyclable...
Xampla and NPL develop test to verify plastic-free claims
XAMPLA and the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) have developed a test to validate the company’s claim that its Morro materials – made from natural...
Scottish firms offered financial incentive for returned pallets
CONSTRUCTION, housebuilding, and builders’ merchants across Scotland can claim a share of more than £1.5 million by returning bright green LOOP pallets for reuse.
That’s...
Action plan announced for ‘rapid change’ in Glasgow’s plastic use
GLASGOW is to be free of ‘unnecessary’ plastic by 2030, according to a new council strategy plan.
The Glasgow City Council plastics reduction strategy sets...
Firm marks first anniversary of Mobile Pallet Stability Test Lab
LINDUM Packaging has announced it has completed 322 separate tests with customers throughout the UK since the launch of its Mobile Pallet Stability Test...
Recyclable packaging solution looks to set gold standard for dry pet food range
MONDI has teamed up with pet supply specialist Fressnapf to help the firm switch its packaging to a new range of mono-material recyclable solutions...
Coffee pods to be included in East Ayrshire’s kerbside recycling
COFFEE pods are to be included in East Ayrshire Council's household recycling service in what the local authority said is a first for Scotland.
The...
Environmental charity bowled over by label manufacturer’s cricket initiative
A4 Labels has confirmed it will continue its partnership with Portslade Cricket Club, renewing its sponsorship for the 2026 season following a successful first...
Sainsbury’s makes packaging pledge
SAINSBURY’S has announced plans to reduce plastic packaging by 50% in its stores by 2025
