
New sustainable and light-weight tubes for the packaging industry
Gabriel-Chemie in collaboration with 6 companies developed a series of light-weight tubes made of mono-material with perfect recycling performance.
Gabriel-Chemie in collaboration with 6 companies developed a series of light-weight tubes made of mono-material with perfect recycling performance.
Sidel has pledged to halve its emissions by 2030 and confirmed that all its sites will be 100% green energy-powered by the end of this year. This puts it in line with the 1.5°C pathway - the best efforts to limit global warming.
Scanfill AB is expanding its product range with Scanfoil PS ESD and promises more material launches within a couple of months.
The gold rating ranks kp in the top 3% of plastic product manufacturers assessed by EcoVadis, with each company being rated on the material sustainability risks and issues for their, locations and industry.
Engel has opened a new customer technical centre at the large machine plant in St. Valentin.
Toyo-Morton, Ltd. has updated its laminating adhesives portfolio with food-safe products that are free of epoxy silanes and organic tin compounds.
Amcor unveiled a product rebrand designed to give customers a clearer, holistic view of its growing portfolio of more sustainable packaging solutions.
Campetella Robotic Center at the Engel Packaging Day. Sustainable automation for your industry.
TotalEnergies and New Hope Energy announced a commercial agreement under which New Hope Energy will build an advanced recycling plant in Texas to transform end-of-life plastic waste into a recycled feedstock that TotalEnergies will partly purchase and convert into virgin-quality polymers.
Tetra Pak is moving to the next level of development - testing a fibre-based barrier that is a first within food carton packages distributed under ambient conditions.
Gerresheimer has significantly ramped up its glass and plastic production capacities in India.
Out of 440 entries from 37 countries, the "rPET School Milk Cup Project" from Upper Austria won the Sustainability Award in GOLD as the world's most sustainable packaging solution - beating out packaging made of cardboard, glass, aluminium and paper.