Lego looks to build sustainable future
THE Lego Group has announced plans to invest up to $400 million over three years to accelerate sustainability and social responsibilities across the brand.
As...
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...
Scottish Government announces £300,000 fund for packaging-free island stores
SCOTTISH island communities are set to benefit from a £2 million programme of locally-led green projects designed to help support their economic recovery from...
Persil moves to fully recyclable bottles
UNILEVER has announced that its Persil range of laundry detergent will be packaged in 50% post-consumer recycled plastic.
The firm confirmed that the packaging is...
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...
Edinburgh start-up firm receives grant for sustainable packaging data system
AN Edinburgh-based start-up firm developing a global open data standard for reusable packaging has been awarded a grant by the UK Government's modern industrial...
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,...
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...
