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WestRock (NYSE: WRK), a leading provider of differentiated paper and packaging solutions, has announced it is partnering with Heinz UK to implement…
The first-to-market, food safe PCR film is now available nationwide across all major multiple Berry Gardens lines including strawberries, raspberries…
In tandem, the company is accelerating the expansion of its paper straws offering to ensure further renewable and low carbon materials across the…
Dow (NYSE: DOW) announced today that INNATE™ TF Polyethylene Resins for Tenter Frame Biaxial Orientation has been chosen by Amorepacific, a global…
Visakhapatnam centre of CIFT develops edible seaweed film that can replace plastic in food packaging
While the technology to use edible biopolymers and biodegradable films and sachets from macroalgae or seaweed in the food industry isn’t new — it was…
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Design inspired by trends and consumer studies According to this year’s Pinterest Business report, “skinimalism” is a major beauty trend. It revolves…
“We are pleased to announce that the executive management of HTL has decided to enter new business opportunities in the plastic packaging industry by…
The BIO radishes are marketed in a 100% R-PET container, designed with a minimum micron size, which can be recycled for reuse. In addition to…
his renewable plant material that can be continually replenished and that absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. It also helps Nestlé reduce its…
Applying lipstick each morning has not always been easy: up until the 19th century, it was even a religious taboo. Then the practice became…