Campaigners say that the changes risk diluting hard-won protections against plastic pollution and waste.
The new product is a natural colour polypropylene homopolymer designed for thin-walled injection moulding.
Domino expects 2D codes to underpin greater supply chain automation and safer medication administration.
The refill system promotes sustainability by reducing packaging waste and material consumption with multiple refills.
The mono-material structure allows for easy dismantling, recycling, and refilling, consistent with the company’s “reduce, reuse, and recycle” ethos.
The new range is 7% lighter than standard aluminium bottles.
The partnership is expected to position Europe as a leader in renewable packaging innovation over the coming decade.
The use of unbreakable glasses ensures safety at high-end events where glass breakage is a concern.
It enables vivid, multi-colour prints, even on challenging surfaces, using water-based, food-safe inks without the need for clichés or plates.
The partnership arrives at a time when demand for home fragrance products is growing.