Packaging 360 organized a webinar on 8th October to focus on the technology aspects of recent advances made in the field of package testing through simulation & optimization for packaging transported through carious modes like air, sea & road. Another highlight of the webinar was an analysis & case study presentation from a leading logistics solution provider.
Program launches with over 25,000 Climate Pledge Friendly products with one or more of 19 sustainability certifications
Amazon launches ‘Compact by Design,’ a new certification program for products designed to reduce carbon emissions through increased efficiency and better packaging
Tetra Pak, a world leading food processing and packaging solutions company released the 2020 Sustainability Report, celebrating the many ways the company has worked to protect food, people and the planet in the past year. An annual tradition since 1999, this year’s report is especially poignant in the midst of a global pandemic, while the world’s focus on planet and the environment is being challenged.
Sustainable packaging is becoming a priority for both brands and consumers – more now than ever before. It is clear that the term sustainable packaging today is more than a buzzword.
BOBST has launched oneINSPECTION, an integrated and evolving set of quality control solutions to proactively meet the needs of brand owners and converters, making zero-fault packaging a reality in the labels, flexible packaging, folding carton and corrugated board industries. The new quality control will also provide significant value to packers, retailers and consumers as part of the packaging value chain.
Products will have to prove they break down into harmless wax containing no microplastics
• The PE label made entirely from post-consumer recycled material (PCR) and with innovative wash-off adhesive wins the Austrian “Green Packaging Star”.
• Following on from the German Packaging Award, this is another award for the joint project involving Polifilm Extrusion, schaefer-etiketten and HERMA Self-adhesive Materials.
• “The project shows how recycling processes can be optimised at relatively low cost, especially with plastic packaging.”
As one of the global leaders in the PET manufacturing space, RIL will undertake recycling of waste plastic packaging for Forest Essentials products and convert the plastic into high-quality eco-friendly materials.
ALPLA Group, a global specialist for packaging solutions and recycling, is acquiring a facility in Western India for the production of preforms for PET bottles from the packaging company Amcor.
