Premium sausage producer Heck Food has partnered with Yorkshire Packaging Systems (YPS) to launch its latest product, Sausage Rashers, using the innovative LIDTEC SOFT 200 ultra-thin lidding film. The packaging upgrade promises not only eye-catching aesthetics but also top-tier performance in food protection and sustainability.
In a significant move toward a more sustainable and resilient supply chain for foodservice packaging in the United States, Brazil-based ERT Bioplastics has partnered with global bioplastics leader TotalEnergies Corbion to deliver regionally produced, compostable food serviceware. The collaboration harnesses Luminy® PLA, a biobased and industrially compostable resin developed by TotalEnergies Corbion, to create high-quality products designed for the U.S. market.
Elopak, a global leader in sustainable packaging solutions, has introduced a game-changing innovation in the form of its new Natural White Board a paperboard for fresh liquids that promises up to 14% lower greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions compared to traditional white board cartons.
In a bold and soulful fusion of design, nature, and indigenous heritage, Tátil Design has unveiled the branding and packaging for Ryos, the latest fragrance line under Natura’s Ekos brand. This is not just a product launch—it is a celebration of the Amazon’s essence, carefully translated into design.
AE Global, a leader in sustainable packaging solutions, is empowering consumers with new verified plastic-negative and plastic-neutral certifications for product packaging.
Made of renewable paper fibre, the FSC-certified tray is available in stores and on Ocado from today.
Now in its sixth year, the Colored by INX Can Design Contest recognizes can design creativity.
All entries for consideration must include the submission form, electronic design and actual printed can and be postmarked no later than April 28. Any commercial can design using at least one color from the INX Color Catalog from before January 1, 2025, is eligible to win.
Anew smart food packaging system that powers itself without batteries could help reduce food waste and improve sustainability, researchers say.
The innovation allows packaging to sense food conditions in real time and automatically respond, offering a potential breakthrough in the fight against spoilage.
Wireless system detects food freshness
Developed by a team of engineers and scientists, the smart packaging can monitor the condition of food through built-in sensors. These sensors detect changes such as temperature, humidity, and gases released by decaying products.
