February 2020

Aptamil

Danone introduces track and trace solution for baby formula brands

Track & Connect will give consumers greater transparency on baby formula farm-to-fork journey while connecting them to after-sales support and services

• Dual-QR code packaging innovation at heart of new service
• Danone’s Track & Connect service launched in China for its Aptamil & Nutrilon brands and will be rolled out in 2020 in France, Germany, Australia and New Zealand.

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INEOS Olefins & Polymers

INEOS partners with Forever Plast to recycle over 6.5 billion bottle caps back into high quality caps

INEOS launch World’s first high-quality Polymer for caps made with 50% recycled bottle caps diverted from waste.
New products are commercially available today and help create a more circular and sustainable approach to plastic production, making new plastic from old plastic, to replace fossil fuel-derived raw materials.

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Aluminium foil

Telling the story of aluminium foil in packaging: new infographic gives the full picture

Why is aluminium foil great for packaging? A new infographic, released by the European Aluminium Foil Association (EAFA), has the answers! The cleverly designed infographic covers the three main benefits of aluminium foil in packaging: as a highly effective material with unique properties, its great resource efficiency and its contribution to a circular economy.

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plastic food material

EFSA has updated its risk assessment of five phthalates used in plastic food contact material.

European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has issued an update of the risk assessment of the phthalates DBP, BBP, DEHP, DINP and DIDP for use in food contact materials. EFSA reviewed the safe levels for the five phthalates in plastic FCM and evaluated whether current dietary exposure to them posed a concern for public health.

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