Colep has unveiled its first Sustainability Report reflecting its commitment to integrating sustainability into its business. The report mentions the company’s five pillars of sustainability; Energy, Waste, Water, Products and People.
Nestle India has started a ‘MAGGI Wrappers return’ program, in order to control plastic waste. Under this program, consumers will receive a free Maggi Noodles packet on returning every ten empty wrappers of MAGGI noodle.
SIG’s Signature Pack received confirmation for its environmental benefits from a critically reviewed ISO-conformant lifecycle assessment (LCA) – the world’s first for a mass balance product.
RPC Superfos has designed a new packaging solution termed as UniPak pot for Gelato ice cream company. The new solution comes with a tamper evident feature, high-quality graphics and spoon in the lid.
Resource Label Group has completed the acquisition of Best Label, in order to expand its west coast presence and leading position in the label and packaging industry.
Nestlé Waters North America has entered into a supply agreement with recycled PET plastic (rPET) supplier CarbonLITE. Meanwhile, CarbonLITE will build a third plant in Pennsylvania, expanding its US operations.
KHS Group develops concrete solutions for reducing material consumption, improving recyclability and increasing production efficiency.
Tata Global Beverages signed a letter of Intent (LOI) with Tata Steel Special Economic Zone Ltd, owned by Tata Steel Ltd, for installing a new tea packaging unit in Gopalpur Industrial Park, Odisha. The investment for setting up this new unit at Tata Steel Special Economic Zone is anticipated to be around Rs 100 crore.
SIG Combibloc’s filling machine CFA 712 for aseptic carton packs has been installed at the Alimentos Triângulo Mineiro plant in Canápolis, Minas Gerais.
Scientex Berhad will acquire 42.41% stake in Daibochi, in order to expand its flexible packaging business. Scientex will enter into a conditional share sale agreement with many individual vendors who hold a controlling block of shareholding in Daibochi.
UPM Raflatac’s labeling experts will exhibit new innovative labeling products at Labelexpo India on 22-25 November 2018. The new labels are dedicated to boost brand impact, sales and operational efficiency.
The brand company can avoid printing errors by simply proofreading. The print job has become a huge liability that the brand company assumed was easy as printing on a photocopier.
