Plastic alternatives sound good—but are hard to deliver
Plastic alternatives are gaining attention across global supply chains, but most remain difficult to deploy at scale. Despite rising demand…
All articles by Mohamed Dabo
Mohamed Dabo
Mohamed Dabo is a seasoned journalist with extensive experience in financial reporting. He brings a wealth of knowledge from his previous work in the United States and France, along with his numerous contributions to business and financial publications over the years.
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Packaging set for shake-up under EU Circular Act
The European Commission is preparing a major policy shift that could reshape the packaging sector, as the proposed EU Circular…
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EU packaging rules require all packaging to be recyclable by 2030
The European Union has confirmed that all packaging placed on its market must be recyclable by 2030 under the Packaging…
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EU sets 50% empty space cap for e-commerce packaging
The European Union’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is set to reshape e-commerce packaging practices, introducing a maximum empty…
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America moves to clean up packaging rules
The United States is tightening packaging regulations in 2026, with new federal proposals and state laws targeting environmental claims, harmful…
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EU circular economy act 2026 to reshape packaging and recycling
The European Commission is preparing to publish the EU Circular Economy Act (CEA) in 2026, setting out new rules that…
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Australia packaging reform to boost plastic recycling and recycled content
Australia is advancing national packaging reform to increase plastic recycling and recycled content, as policymakers and industry seek to address…
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Packaging innovation and shelf life move up the agenda in Benelux
Packaging innovation, shelf-life extension and sustainable packaging are becoming more closely linked across the Benelux food and drink sector, as…
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How packaging became a casualty of the Iran war
The global packaging industry is being hit by the Iran war through higher plastic prices, disrupted shipping and rising energy…
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Brazil regulator suspends medical devices over packaging defects
Brazil’s health regulator Anvisa has ordered the suspension of several medical devices after identifying packaging failures that could compromise product…