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Tesco Plans to Remove Non-Recyclable Packaging by 2019

Jun 12, 2018

UK supermarket chain Tesco has unveiled plans to remove hard to recycle packaging from its business by 2019. Speaking to several suppliers at an Institute of Grocery Distribution (IGD) event, the company announced that it will remove, ...

Tags: Tesco, supermarket chain

Aldi Revamps Labelling on Own-Brand Milk Range

Jun 11, 2018

Aldi has introduced a new label to feature on milk products to promote the health benefits of drinking milk. The new We Love Milk label will feature on Aldi’s Cowbelle-brand milk. It is part of a drive from the company to promote ...

Tags: Aldi, Milk Range

More Than 150 Global Organisations Support Call to Ban Oxo-Degradable Plastic Packaging

Nov 8, 2017

More than 150 organizations globally endorsed a new statement that proposes to ban oxo-degradable plastic packaging worldwide. The organisations supporting the initiative include M&S, PepsiCo, Unilever, Veolia, British Plastics Federation ...

Tags: Plastic Packaging, Packaging

Amerplast Launches New Amergreen Brand for Flexible Packaging Industry

Oct 28, 2016

Amerplast has launched new AmerGreen brand, as part of its effort to provide better services for the flexible packaging industry. AmerGreen features three components, including an advanced flexible packaging system that expands the shelf ...

Tags: Amerplast, Flexible Packaging

UK Waste Management Companies Urge Minimal Christmas and New Year Wrapping Paper Wastage

Dec 15, 2015

The UK waste management companies are calling for minimization of Christmas waste through recycling and re-use methods, after the UK government disclosed alarming figures on Britain’s wrapping paper wastage amounting to 227,000 miles. ...

Tags: wrapping paper, Christmas wrapping paper, gift bags

EP Votes in Favour of Limiting The Use of Thin Plastic Bags in Europe

May 5, 2015

In a move to check pollution, the European Parliament (EP) has voted in favour of limiting the use of thin plastic bags in Europe. As per the new law, EU citizens will have to reduce their annual average consumption of ...

Tags: Thin Plastic Bags, Plastic Packaging

ifoodbag Completed Tests on Its New Carrier Bags

Apr 16, 2015

Sweden-based packaging company ifoodbag has completed tests on its new carrier bags that are capable of keeping food items frozen for up to 24 hours. The water-resistant carrier bags, trials of which began last year, have been produced ...

Tags: packaging company, ifoodbag, Carrier Bags

Shoppers in Scotland Are Being Reminded to Carry Their Re-Usable Bags

Dec 23, 2014

Shoppers in Scotland are being reminded to carry their re-usable bags for the final weekend of Christmas shopping after the introduction of the carrier bag charge in the country. According to the Scottish Government's carrier bag charge ...

Tags: Christmas Shopping, Re-Usable Bags, Agriculture

CNN Signs a Terms Sheet with Privately Held Stellar Films

Nov 26, 2014

Cardia Bioplastics Limited (ASX: CNN) has signed a terms sheet with privately held Stellar Films Group (Stellar Films) under which a merger of the businesses of the two groups is proposed. What is the goal? The idea is to create a ...

Tags: Bioplastics, Films, Packaging

Cardia Bioplastics Announces a Merger Held Stellar Films Group to Create a Leader

Nov 26, 2014

Compostable resins, films, bags and custom finished products providers Cardia Bioplastics has announced a merger with Australian privately held Stellar Films Group to create a leader in sustainable packaging. Cardia Bioplastics will ...

Tags: sustainable packaging, Compostable resins, Agriculture

A New Law Has Been Approved by The European Union in a Bid to Cut Down on The Usage

Nov 25, 2014

A new law has been approved by the European Union in a bid to cut down on the usage of plastic grocery bags. The rules have been unanimously agreed by EU ambassadors and will see the reduction in the usage of lightweight carrier bags of ...

Tags: Plastic Bags, Agriculture

The Disposable Plastic Bags Will Be Banned From Using

Nov 3, 2014

If the bill is approved by the Senate the ban could come into force in 2016, although it will not apply to re-usable or biodegradable bags. The proposed Energy Transition Law also outlaw disposable plastic cutlery and crockery by 2020. ...

Tags: Plastic Bags, biodegradable bags

The Number of Thin-Gauge Bags Used Per Month by Supermarket Customers Increased 3.2%

Aug 19, 2014

This represents an increase of 3.2% compared with 2012 (8.1bn), and a decrease of 32% compared with 2006 (12.2bn), when reporting began. The number of thin-gauge (single-use) bags used per month by supermarket customers increased from ...

Tags: Carrier Bag Usage, re-usable bags, bags

During Printing, The Paper Products Will Allow for Better Color and Text Reproduction

Jul 25, 2014

Renewable packaging material provider BillerudKorsnas has introduced two new paper product families to meet growing demand for paper bags and carriers within the retail and food sectors. The company has introduced the new Xpression and ...

Tags: BillerudKorsnas, product families, Packaging

Billerudkorsns Has Introduced Two New Paper Product Families

Jun 26, 2014

Renewable packaging material provider BillerudKorsns has introduced two new paper product families to meet growing demand for paper bags and carriers within the retail and food sectors. The company has introduced the new Xpression and ...

Tags: Renewable Paper Products, packaging material

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