Innovations & New Products

By reducing fiber per carton, converters produce more units per ton of paperboard, lowering transportation emissions and raw material consumption.

The ideal partner will help bridge the gap between precision-engineered UK manufacturing and the specific demands of African production environments, where equipment must handle diverse container formats and maintain accuracy under variable conditions.

The stand-up pouch is produced using post-consumer household recyclate, diverting plastic waste back into packaging rather than relying on virgin materials.

The BioSupPack process transforms this low-value by-product, currently used primarily as animal feed, into high-performance bioplastics that compete with fossil-based materials on performance while delivering genuine circularity.

The company bundles these solutions in its NC-free toolbox, giving converters and brand owners a clear, practical framework for adopting circular-friendly inks without compromising performance.

The design allows differentiation between the inside and outside of the cap, a critical feature for maintaining seal integrity while providing consumer-friendly ergonomics.

Cross River joins Lagos, Oyo, Anambra, and Osun as one of only five Nigerian states undertaking circular economy pushes, an effort with the potential to generate two million jobs across the country by 2030.

Designed for diverse commercial applications, the press offers exceptional ROI with its additional colour options, effectively meeting the evolving demands of the market.

Bluemint steel achieves its dramatically lower carbon footprint through a refined production process that uses specially processed steel scrap in the blast furnace, reducing reliance on CO₂‑intensive raw materials.

Once operational, the facility will produce 59,000 tonnes of PureFive resin annually, recycled polypropylene capable of serving as a drop-in replacement for virgin material in demanding applications including food packaging.