Grania Jain

Healthy kids’ food brand, Little Dish, is set to relaunch its eight delicious, veg-packed children’s meals on 6th February 2023. 

One aspect of Greiner Packaging’s sustainability strategy is reducing its material usage, a goal it has been pursuing for some time now.

It’s the company’s second annual survey on connected packaging, and it found that 81% of respondents had used the technology compared to 54% in 2022.

NotMilk High Protein products in the flavors chocolate, vanilla with coconut and peanut butter, all with 15g of protein, are filled in SIG’s combismile 250 ml aseptic carton packs.

The new 150g refill pouch is 97 percent lighter than the 200g glass coffee jar and has on average 60 percent less plastic than the jar’s lid. 

Clinique celebrates women all month with its limited edition packaging that debuted for International Women's Day. 

EPL's Platina is the first fully sustainable and completely recyclable tube in the world, including shoulder and cap, to get this recognition.

TINE has converted the packaging for two of its Rømme products and one of its sour creams from polystyrene (PS) to PP pots with 50% recycled material, calculated using the mass balance approach, ce

Owing to the difficulties of recycling polymers by traditional, mechanical means, attention is increasingly turning to innovative ways of chemically converting waste plastic into either new plastic

The trial pack is widely recyclable and will replace plastic outer wrapping on more than 300,000 six-pack multipacks, across Sea Salt and Cheese and Onion flavours.

Toblerone, owned by the U.S.

Crate is a high-quality, barrel matured wine produced from some of Australia’s leading red wine regions with a sustainable footprint.

Olivier Muquet, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer explains the plastic-free solution sees cellulosic materials, such as paper, cardboard or moulded cellulose, coated with a thin layer of alumina.

The average airline passenger creates 1.4kg of cabin waste, which can include leftover food, plastic wrapping from blankets, or items tossed in the bins, according to estimates from the Internation

The new tap design is compliant with the forthcoming Single Use Plastics Directive as it does not require the consumer to remove the tamper protection.