December 2020

On the occasion of International Day of Person with Disabilities, McDonald’s India West and South, announced that it is launching a new packaging – EatQual, designed for its specially abled customers. With this progressive and inclusive initiative, the company has once again reinforced its brand promise of making delicious feel-good moments easy for everyone. The EatQual pack has been developed over months of collaboration an NGO that has been working towards the betterment of the specially-abled community for over 50 years.

It might just be the best thing since sliced white bread. A favourite Aussie brand is rolling out a major change in an Australian first.

Innoscentia has developed materials that combine with the Ynvisible display, enabling real-time quality monitoring of the food.

Is Asia seeing the acceptance of recycled plastics into food contact materials (FCMs)?

With no previous country-specific regulation to explicitly allow or prohibit the use of recycled plastics in food applications in Asia (except Japan), recent updates by Korea, China and Thailand indicate that the region may soon see food packaging applications using recycled materials.

Nestle has taken a step closer towards achieving its Sustainable Development Goals by adopting fully recyclable caps for their brand Nescafé.