Kellogg’s to pilot recyclable paper liners for cereal boxes
The trial is due to begin in a small number of Tesco stores next month.
Innovation in Packaging
Secure, hygienic and sustainable designs will be key packaging trends in 2022
Innovation in packaging design to enhance security and sustainability will be key as consumers look...
Gousto trials sustainable edible pack, but hygiene trends challenge wide application
Gousto has announced its aim to introduce the first edible packaging solution, although questions regarding...
Packaging trends: Labelling leads Twitter mentions in Q2 2021
Packaging Gateway lists the top five terms tweeted on packaging in Q2 2021, based on...
AirXcoffee develops coffee bio-composite alternative to plastic
AirXcoffee has launched a material made from coffee grounds to help replace single-use plastic and...
Lamb Weston launches plant-based packaging for Alexia products
North American food processing company Lamb Weston has created plant-based packaging made from corn and potato biomaterial.
Anova launches reusable silicone bag for sous vide cooking
US-based kitchen devices provider Anova has launched a new reusable silicone bag as an alternative to single-use plastic for sous vide cooking.
Long-term sustainable brand strategies are increasingly critical as environmental concerns spike among consumers during the pandemic
Several governments are likely to put a ban on non-recyclable packaging in the coming years. Thus, investing in environmentally friendly solutions now can help brands to stay ahead of the…
Packaging trends: Printing leads Twitter mentions in December 2020
Packaging Gateway lists the top five terms tweeted on packaging in December 2020, based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform.
Biggest influencers in packaging in Q3 2020: The top individuals and companies to follow
GlobalData research has found the top influencers in packaging based on their performance and engagement online.
Syfel creates antimicrobial reusable shopping bag and boxes
Reusable bags producer Syfel has developed antimicrobial reusable shopping bags and boxes to protect users with an additional safety measure amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
