6 March 2018
Could the humble aluminium can help solve plastic pollution?
Cans are light, take up less space, they are unbreakable and easier to recycle. Can they solve the issue of plastic pollution?
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27 February 2018
Convenient ‘one-stop-shop’ coffee with a sweet surprise
The ready-to-drink coffee industry benefits not only from the growing popularity of coffee around the world but also from the busy lifestyles of modern consumers, who have less time to...
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23 February 2018
Could a plastic bottle ban at Glastonbury festival stigmatise wasteful attitudes?
Can a huge UK music festival make public shaming of disposable plastic bottles and cups a “thing” by banning plastic bottles from the premises?
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21 February 2018
Could a deposit system solve the UK’s plastic crisis?
David Attenborough’s influence on the British drinks industry has never been greater.
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2 February 2018
Spoon rest and freshness marker add value to baby food
The spouted pouch has revolutionized the baby food category in recent years, offering parents and carers a convenient means of feeding babies on the go. Nowadays, the pouch almost seems...
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29 January 2018
The future of sustainable packaging
Concerns around CO2 emissions and high pollution levels are driving both consumers and businesses to act on environmental issues.
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26 January 2018
Will pouches be the next victim of the anti-plastics campaign?
After disposable coffee cups and plastic bottles, pouches could be the next target in the waste reduction debate, due to the difficulty of recycling these packs.
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19 January 2018
Packaging trends in the US
Changing consumer product demands are driving growth in convenient and sustainable packaging in the US packaging industry. Drawing on research by GlobalData, Eloise McLennan explores the key trends and opportunities...
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11 January 2018
Egg-based shampoo packaging mimics its key ingredient
It has become rather common knowledge that eggs can be used as a natural two-in-one shampoo and conditioner.
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10 January 2018
Latte levy proposal hopes to replicate success of plastic bag charge in the UK
MPs have called for a ‘latte levy’ on disposable coffee cups to combat poor recycling rates and help achieve landfill targets.
