Iceland has recycled more than 1 million plastic bottles since May 2018, following its industry-leading move to trial reverse vending machines in a selection of its stores.
Fibre-based Walki®Lid helps consumers enjoy their snacks with zero aluminium. For global dairy giant Arla, it also provides a way to significantly reduce the carbon footprint of its packaging.
Ball Corporation (BLL) recently announced the launch of a pilot of infinitely recyclable aluminum cups in the U.S.
India CSR, the largest network on corporate social responsibility and sustainability on 27 August 2019 organised a dialogue on responsible plastic uses and waste mitigation in New Delhi.
The government may also consider telling large e-commerce companies such as Amazon India and Flipkart Ltd to stop using as much plastic as they do.
Henkel will be presenting its new Technomelt Supra PS adhesives, which can replace plastic films, intermediate layers and anti-skid mats in securing pallets.
New Clariant CESA®-IR additive masterbatches are now available to make dark-colored plastics visible to the near-infrared (NIR) sensors used in automated polymer sorting systems.
The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) will hand over nearly 2.5 tonnes of plastic to build a new road within the airport premises.
Italian company Ilip in collaboration with Radio6ense, have developed a new technology called Smart Ripe.
Third Aurora, an Australian-based tech startup, recently announced that the self-translating wine labels would be rolled out to its Winerytale platform in 2020.
Avery Dennison has expanded its Rapid-Roll Portfolio with two new offerings: a print-ready Stand Up Pouch construction, and the Pentalabel Eklipse light-blocking shrink film.
ACORBANEC has agreed to help increase the use of It’s Fresh! technology in the country’s huge banana growing community.
