BMT, a strategic technology partner for packaging, will exhibit state-of-the-art innovations BLOWSCAN and THERMOSCAN, proven to help manufacturers improve PET bottle performance, reduce waste and accelerate development cycles.
At drinktec 2025, BMT (Blow Moulding Technologies), will showcase its cutting-edge hardware innovations, alongside its materials characterisation and simulation services for the global packaging industry.
The recently launched Alpro Kids range includes an oat-based drink available in chocolate flavour, a strawberry-flavoured soya drink and soya-based alternatives to yoghurt available in vanilla and strawberry flavours. It contains 30% less sugar than comparable kids’ products and are fortified with calcium, vitamin D2, iodine, B2 and B12. The new Alpro range is vegan-friendly, and naturally lactose-free, with no artificial colourings, preservatives or flavourings.
In today’s market, packaging isn’t just about safeguarding products—it’s about telling a story and creating meaningful impact. At Pack Expo 2024, a new wave of purpose-driven solutions emerged, showcasing how companies can merge performance with a deeper social mission. One standout innovation is Inspyre Film, a next-generation protective packaging material designed to combine high-performance protection with measurable global change.
The updated packaging is expected to replace around 600 tons of virgin plastic annually.
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These initiatives highlight the ongoing efforts to innovate within packaging and recycling, helping industries to reduce their environmental impact and move closer to a sustainable, circular economy.
Cadbury's Sharing Bars Now Wrapped in 80% Recycled Plastic
In parts of Germany, retailer Aldi will offer grape juice under its own brand Rio d'oro in SIG’s new 1-L aseptic carton packs made of SIG Terra Alu-free, a full barrier packaging material. By choosing this packaging format, Aldi and SIG say that it will reduce the carbon footprint of conventional multi-serve cartons by 29%.
In the high-stakes world of pharmaceuticals, packaging is no longer just a protective layer — it’s a safety system, a data carrier, and a patient engagement tool. As regulatory demands rise and technology advances, the pharma industry in 2025 is witnessing a packaging revolution.
From tamper-evident mechanisms to smart sensor integration, here’s a deep dive into the top trends reshaping pharmaceutical packaging this year.
Environmental and social responsibility is embedded in Yuan’s business culture, with a commitment to the reduce, reuse, recycle concept in its manufacturing chain. In 2018 it won Taiwan’s National Sustainable Development Award; in 2020, its farm was awarded a Green Conservation Product Certificate; and in 2022, the farm’s herbal plants attained an Organic Agricultural Product Verification Certificate. It is a certified B Corporation which meets high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability.
In today’s booming e-commerce landscape, packaging isn't just protection — it’s performance. For sellers on Amazon, the Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) model comes with strict packaging guidelines, and mastering these can save you from damaged goods, customer complaints, and unnecessary costs.
Whether you're selling softgel bottles, effervescent tubes, sachets, or nutraceutical jars — this blog is your go-to guide for Amazon FBA packaging success.
Amcor (NYSE: AMCR; ASX: AMC), a global leader in responsible packaging solutions, has announced that Maison Guerlain’s newly launched Aqua Allegoria hand creams feature packaging made with Amcor’s advanced CleanStream® premium post-consumer recycled (PCR) polymer.
Building on the success of its 2024 single-use plastic ban, Kashi Vishwanath Dham is taking a bold step towards a fully sustainable future. Starting August 10, immediately after the conclusion of the holy month of Shravan, the temple authorities will implement a total ban on all plastic items within the temple premises.
This includes commonly used plastic containers for offerings such as milk, garlands, and other packaging materials, which will no longer be permitted inside the sacred complex.
