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Every Man Jack launched new, sustainable packaging in time for Earth Month. 

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The additional list is phased with WRAP calling for the first six items on to be eliminated by the end of 2025. These are:  

Over the next few weeks, almost 90 million Easter eggs will be sold in the UK, most of which are likely to be wrapped in recyclable aluminium foil.

In an era where brands constantly seek new ways to engage consumers, audio-enhanced packaging is emerging as a game-changer.

Preserving the aroma and taste of coffee products requires strong product protection.

SPSA seeks authorisation on behalf of itself, initial members and current or future participants. The initial members of SPSA are:

HUL’s investment is a step forward towards its sustainability goals to scale up the use of recycled flexible plastic content in packaging, in line with the Government’s vision of zero plastic waste

ORBIS Corporation, a global leader in reusable packaging solutions, is showcasing its expertise in reusable packaging used in today’s automated systems.

The weather technology company plans to introduce domestically-produced compostable and biodegradable packaging for its popular Tempest Weather Systems.

As part of its strategy to provide high-value, innovative, and environmentally responsible products, Lecta introduces Linerset FP, a groundbreaking high-performance barrier base paper designed for

Shifting the Financial Responsibility: From Taxpayer to Producer

At the heart of the Act is the principle of Extended

DGCpac, one of the country’s leading packaging materials supply platforms, plans to give packaging materials for rent and launch a product as a service (PAAS) facility soon, its founder and chief e

The retailer confirmed the eco-friendly switch is currently being rolled out across stores over the coming weeks.

JPFL Films Pvt Ltd, which is a subsidiary of Jindal Poly Films Ltd, has made history by becoming the first Indian company to launch Biaxially Oriented Polyamide (BOPA) Nylon films.