In an exclusive interview with Packaging360, Mr. Andy Morse, Marketing Director, Eastman Coatings and Inks, introduces the Eastman basket of products & solutions for the packaging sector.
Lumene and Sulapac routinely use material sidestreams in their innovations and draw inspiration from the no-waste reality of Finnish nature in their effort to build a future of sustainable cosmetics globally.
Spectra recently commissioned an independent Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) to give customers scientific like-for-like comparisons on the environmental impact of HDPE plastic, PET plastic, glass and aluminium containers
Today, with higher living standards and more diverse materials, brand values and philosophies can be communicated to consumers through packaging. Materials with unique artistic taste and visual impact help products stand out. And with the growing global circular economy, the market urgently demands green packaging that complies with higher environmental standards
LyondellBasell, Albéa Tubes and L’OCCITANE en Provence have recently launched groundbreaking cosmetic tubes and caps for L’OCCITANE en Provence’s “almond” range, supporting the circular economy. The packaging is made by Albéa Tubes with CirculenRevive polymers from LyondellBasell.
Its formulas honor ingredients of natural origin that are renewable and have reduced environmental impact. They contain up to 97% ingredients of natural origin*** without compromising effectiveness, safety or sensory quality. The eco-design packaging includes sustainable Sulapac material, and faithful to the House of CHANEL’s exacting standards, every detail was considered.
A critical analysis over existing solutions and an approach for sustainabale cosmetic packaging using wood-based closure applications
Luxury fashion, fragrance and beauty house Chanel has launched a range of skincare and cosmetic products described by Vogue as its most environmentally conscious to date, including its first refillable beauty product.
The Plant Based Products Council (PBPC) recently released its annual consumer research study showing growing consumer demand for products made from renewable and sustainable materials.
Making cosmetic packaging with recycled plastic can avoid between 50% to 70% of CO2 emissions compared to a standard bottle. Hence, the demand for high-quality recycled plastics tends to increase as the main players in the global economy strive to reduce their environmental impact.
Beauty Kitchen launches reuse model to prevent plastic waste across the beauty and personal care sectors.
ELC is collaborating with leading companies to adapt and scale a first-of-its-kind, paper bottle technology to advance sustainable packaging solutions across industries
