Future innovations in moulded fibre packaging materials
The horizon of sustainable manufacturing is being redefined by breakthrough innovations in moulded fibre materials, ranging from nano-cellulose enhancements to waterless dry-moulding techniques.
Sustainability receding as packaging priority, says McKinsey
Article by Recycling today
A sustainability in packaging trend that broadly has favored recycled content and at times favored paperboard over plastic may be losing some of its momentum, according to a new analysis
Trump’s 2027 budget again aims to halve EPA spending
Article by Waste Dive
The president envisions steep cuts to environmental programming and waste-related activities. The final tally will likely change following negotiations with Congress.
Towards the world’s first dry molded fiber bottle
Article by Wine Industry News
It showed the real potential in fibre-based drinks packaging. For many years it has been used in bags, boxes, and cartons and now bottles are being explored. Fibre-based packaging has long been seen as essential to the future of the packaging industry. It is a readily available, highly recyclable, and easily regenerated material.
Holy Moly reduces plastic in dip pots
Article by Packaging News
Launched last year, the new pot, which is available from April in meals deals across supermarkets nationwide, has a lower carbon footprint. Holy Moly now uses RPET, and the company redesigned and re-engineered the pots, removing the plastic band in the middle, as the two sections now clip together using a clip lock.