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5 December 2019
Stora Enso to create new Packaging Materials division
Renewable packaging solutions provider Stora Enso has combined its containerboard business in the Packaging Solutions division with the Consumer Board division.
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5 December 2019
Pregis invests in fourth W&H blown film line in Grand Rapids
Packaging and protective solution provider Pregis has invested $5m in its facility in Grand Rapids, Michigan, US.
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4 December 2019
Air New Zealand pilots edible coffee cups to reduce waste
National flag carrier Air New Zealand has announced the start of a new edible coffee cup trial.
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4 December 2019
Co-op launches campaign to help cut aluminium packaging waste
UK supermarket chain Co-op has launched a campaign to cut aluminium packaging, including Christmas mince pie wrappers, with an estimated 3,000 tonnes expected to end up in landfill this Christmas.
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4 December 2019
IT Tech Packaging and Asia Symbol extend paper supply partnership
North China paper product manufacturer and distributor IT Tech Packaging has extended its partnership with the company’s pulp paper supplier Asia Symbol.
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4 December 2019
Drewsen Spezialpapiere develops new paper to replace plastic straws
Germany-based special papers manufacturer Drewsen Spezialpapiere has developed a new paper that could potentially replace plastic in straws.
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3 December 2019
KDC and Celadon partner to reduce cardboard waste in North America
US-based Kamine Development Corporation Sustainable Infrastructure (KDC) and Celadon have partnered to reduce increasing volumes of cardboard waste across North America.
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3 December 2019
Smurfit Kappa launches paper-based eco-friendly toys
Corrugated packaging company Smurfit Kappa has launched a new range of sustainable paper-based toys.
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3 December 2019
Novolex brand Eco-Products introduces new compostable utensil line
Sustainable foodservice packaging provider Eco-Products has launched a new line of compostable utensils for the Cutlerease system.
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2 December 2019
UNSW Sydney researchers develop packaging from banana plantation waste
Two researchers at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney have developed biodegradable and recyclable packaging material from banana plantation waste.