Procter & Gamble hair-care brand, Herbal Essences, will create recyclable shampoo and conditioner bottles, in collaboration with an innovative waste management company, TerraCycle.
Asda has announced it has removed 6500 tonnes of plastic from its own brand packaging since February 2018. This marks a significant step towards the supermarket’s ongoing commitment to reducing the amount of plastic used in product packaging.
Aptar Beauty + Home has introduced a new dispensing closure made from 50% Post-consumer recycled resin (PCR) for Ecover’s washing up liquid.
Ring Container Technologies has recently launched its new patent-pending, proprietary technology called BarrierGuard OxygenSmart.
Logopak will presenting flexible semi-automatic and fully-automatic labelling solutions for the industry at LogiMAT 2019.
RPC Promens Industrial has introduced a new 20 and 25 litre PET containers, providing an enhanced handling solution for a wide range of industrial products.
India’s packaging industry is expected to reach USD 72.6 billion by FY20 on account of rising population and income levels.
New eating habits and the rapid rise of the middle class in emerging markets are fuelling growth in food labelling.
Ampacet has unveiled FauxFoilTM masterbatches, an innovative technology for moulded thermoplastics that offers a total lower cost alternative to metallisation and coating processes.
Essel Propack has opened a new greenfield facility in Assam. The plant commenced production of high-quality laminated plastic tubes used for packaging FMCG and pharma products.
Uteco Group and Simec Group have become part of the Italian Technology Center (ITC) business network in Pune, India, as a further step in their internationalization plan.
According to the Wood Mackenzie Chemicals ‘Global Flexible Packaging Market Overview’ report, the 2018 was a watershed year for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the global flexible packaging sector.
