Laundry brands clean up packaging
Laundry brands are continuing to clean up their act with a raft of packaging-related pledges planned for the next few years.
Ariel is to make...
Sidel to halve greenhouse gas emissions by 2030
Sidel has pledged to halve its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2030 and has confirmed that all of its sites will be 100 per...
Purina debuts ‘designed to be recyclable’ pouch
Nestlé Purina is to debut mono-material packaging for its Gourmet Mon Petit cat food range, building on a year-long pilot study under the Felix...
Converter sets retailer’s mind at cheese
A UK supermarket chain has switched from a mixed, nylon laminate to a recyclable PE mono-laminate for its grated cheese, reducing the amount of...
LCA suggests PP recycling process better than new production
A third party preliminary Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) has revealed that PureCycle Technologies’ purification process for recycling PP waste uses less energy and has...
Starbucks and Hubbub launch Bring It Back Fund
A £1 million ($1.2m) Bring It Back Fund has been launched by Hubbub in partnership with coffee chain Starbucks to increase reuse and remove...
Beverage industry calls on EU to get policy framework right
Europe’s non-alcoholic beverage industry has called on EU decision-makers to create the right enabling policy framework to help accelerate the transition to a circular...
Tetra Pak helps tether brands to sustainability
Tetra Pak has partnered with several beverage brands to launch what it claims to be the world’s first tethered plastics caps on carton packages.
The...
‘Now that’s better’, as Wendy’s reduces footprint
US fast-food retailer Wendy’s increased its cup recyclability and joined the How2Recycle label programme in the US and Canada, as part of its corporate...
Burger King enters the reusable loop
Burger King has become the first quick-service-restaurant corporation in the UK to trial a range of reusable and returnable packaging for its burgers and...
