• Rissmann’s paper-based Shell Box targets luxury fragrances, wine, and spirits, with a controlled opening designed to enhance the unboxing experience.
• Its fixed structure and interchangeable outer covers support seasonal collections, Advent calendars, and influencer kits.
• The monomaterial design avoids magnets and mixed components, combining premium presentation with easier recyclability.

Rissmann has launched the Shell Box, a paper-based box for luxury fragrances, particularly suited for seasonal gifts.

The converter produced 3,000 labels for the brand to support the Pride of Yorkshire fundraising campaign.

Amberley Labels, part of Paranova Print and Packaging, has partnered with Sheffield-based Henderson’s Relish to produce a limited-edition run of bottles supporting the Pride of Yorkshire fundraising campaign.

Global food packaging manufacturer Go-Pak Group has unveiled its 2026 festive cup range, designed to help hospitality and coffee operators deliver a premium seasonal experience without investing in bespoke printing or separate cup sleeves.

At Elite Plus 2026, hubergroup is highlighting the importance of collaboration across the packaging value chain to address the growing demand for safer and more sustainable packaging solutions.

The company is presenting its approach to circular food packaging, with a focus on solutions that support food safety while helping packaging manufacturers and brand owners meet evolving sustainability requirements.

Ahlstrom has launched two new grease-resistant food packaging papers, Grease-Gard PLUS and Grease-Gard PRO, strengthening its offering for the North American quick-service restaurant (QSR) and food service market.

The new papers are designed to address the growing demand for high-performance, paper-based food packaging solutions that combine grease resistance, converting performance and sustainability.

A new European initiative is aiming to tackle one of the packaging industry's most persistent recycling challenges: flexible plastic packaging.

Called InFACT (Infrastructure for the Flexible plastic pAckaging Circular Transition), the project brings together 16 partners from across the packaging value chain to develop and demonstrate a circular system capable of turning used flexible plastic packaging into new packaging materials. The project will run from 2026 to 2028.