DS Smith provides fibre-based solution for Danish seafood specialist
DS Smith has announced it is replacing plastic pallets for canned products with corrugated cardboard.
The move is being made in collaboration with Danish-based producer...
Government advised to ‘urgently incentivise’ take-up of recyclable materials in 2025
THE UK Government has been urged to incentivise the take-up of 'genuinely recyclable materials' in 2025, following the publication of a new poll commissioned...
Ardagh Glass Packaging pioneers hydrogen innovation
ARDAGH Glass Packaging-Europe has announced it is now producing green hydrogen for glass melting via a hydrogen electrolyser at its facility in Limmared, Sweden.
The...
Metsä Board introduces new solution to boost recycling process for customers
Metsä Board has launched a new solution to simplify the recycling process for packaging materials that customers receive.
The firm has introduced QR codes on...
Frylight reduces bottle weight by 9% in carbon cutting move
FRYLIGHT has announced that it has reduced the weight of its bottle by 9% in a move set to lower the one calorie cooking...
Italian firm partners with Royal Mail to launch circular e-commerce packaging in the UK
ITALIAN-headquartered Movopack has raised a £2 million seed funding round to turbocharge its launch in the UK.
The company, which specialises in providing circular and...
Used cans at University of Strathclyde recycled into artwork
USED drinks cans at the University of Strathclyde have been repurposed into a piece of art as part of a project to encourage people...
Southgate urges customers to consider repair rather than replacement
SOUTHGATE Global is encouraging customers to consider what machinery and equipment can be repaired instead of replaced.
The firm cited a report by Deloitte, which...
RECOUP updates Recyclability by Design guidelines
RECOUP has updated its Recyclability by Design (RBD) guidelines at a 'critical' time for packaging recyclability, amid rising compliance costs and the financial impact...
Scottish researchers back start-up plans over sustainable chemicals
A team of researchers in Scotland is supporting a clean tech start-up to transform low-value co-products from the forestry sector into eco-friendly alternatives to...