Tethered closures meet EU PPWR rules requiring plastic caps and lids to stay attached to beverage containers during use, cutting litter from detached parts.
With UV-tagged packaging, brands get targeted visibility into product recovery in Scotland, a market with distinct collection infrastructure and regulatory frameworks compared with England.
SIG aims to swap traditional aseptic carton foil for an ultra-thin polymer-based barrier that protects oxygen-sensitive drinks like juices, plant-based beverages, and creams.
According to Notpla, the Innocent project was limited to a two-day activation, with no intention to sell Ooho-pod shots at retail, the format currently fitting events and brand demos where pods are produced fresh and consumed within days.
The new Canon framework for printers closes monitoring gap, printers store data, hold credentials, enable lateral movement, attract attackers.
Removing labels tackles a rising European regulatory burden: national deposit return schemes demand material separation and label compatibility checks, while varying jurisdictional rules fragment production planning.
Through raw material screening and targeted coextrusion adjustments, the new format matches physical performance without polyamide.
Built for commercial print settings requiring consistent colour and high throughput, the AccurioPress C12010S bridges small digital devices and offset presses for mid-volume runs.
Ilip’s Giovanni Donini said food packaging sustainability can’t be separated from performance, lighter trays or more recycled content only make sense if safety, preservation, and line reliability hold.
Sealed Air’s Carmen Roveda said packaging is approached as a complete system, not a single material pick, and carbon reduction can’t be pursued in isolation.