Since 2021, Circulayo has used technology and data to support businesses in their waste reduction journeys. By implementing technology solutions that make reusables practical and scalable, Circulayo has been a driving force in creating a circular economy for reusable packaging such as, but not limited to, cleaning product containers, cups, coffee cups, food containers, and transportation tote boxes.

Through innovative tools like the Flow Platform and Tap & Return, Circulayo has redefined how businesses and consumers think about waste, focusing on reuse over disposal.

Sweet or fruity, salty or savoury, soft or crunchy – when it comes to snacking, enjoyment is everything. But whether as an energy boost, comfort food with a twist, or part of a mindful diet, the packaging should be every bit as smart as the snack itself – and as eco-friendly as possible. For this reason, renowned film manufacturer SÜDPACK has consolidated its recyclable Pure-Line pouch films under the CarbonLite® brand – and taken them to the next level in terms of sustainability and performance.

Double Dutch’s refreshed branding places its bold, vibrant personality at the forefront, with new bottle and label designs central to the transformation. The rebrand was driven by a desire to elevate the brand’s premium positioning and create packaging that is modern, distinctive and impactful, whether on shelf or behind the bar.

  • A new coalition of packaging suppliers, brands, retailers and technology providers has created an open-source template to ease the minimum data reporting process for extended producer responsibility laws.
  • The Sustainable Packaging Data Council features representation from across the value chain, with a list of founding members that includes Specright, Lorax EPI, Sonoco, Atlantic Packaging, Tyson Foods and Costco. Private-label retailers were among those particularly engaged because they have “probably the most complex channel of data gathering,” said Specr