In a bold move that bridges legacy with contemporary flair, Lakmé India’s iconic beauty and cosmetics brand has unveiled its reimagined identity as the House of Lakmé, in a sweeping brand transformation led by global design agency JDO.
The packaging sector has been growing strongly for over a decade now, and this trend is continuing.
In a bold move that redefines packaging possibilities for the beauty industry, UFlex’s FlexiTubes division is all set to showcase its trailblazing sustainable tube solutions at Cosmopack North America 2025, taking place from July 15–17 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas.
The brand stated that the refreshed look aims to align with how today’s consumers think about healthy cooking, focusing less on restriction and more on balance, nourishment, and the enjoyment of food.
The new packaging has been modernised with bold colours to increase stand out on shelf. Illustrations also feature on the front of each product to show shoppers how each variant can be used, helping them choose the right product for their needs.
House Wine, the number one aluminum can wine brand and maker of best-selling Rosé Bubbles, has unveiled its vibrant new Kodachrome packaging. This colorful redesign brings a splash of color and fun to every sip, reflecting the brand’s commitment to inclusivity, convenience, and quality.
House Wine has consistently upheld a commitment to transparency and inclusivity since its inception, and its long-standing partnership with Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest LGBTQ+ advocacy organization, and eco-friendly packaging.
Asahi Group’s 2025 sustainability report highlights its commitments to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.
The company is reshaping its supply chain and moving towards more renewable energy sourcing, as well as to more sustainable packaging.
Asahi’s short term targets include a 40% cut in Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2025, and a 70% reduction by 2030, as well as cutting Scope 3 emissions by 30% by 2030.
To do this, the company will be working closely with suppliers to ensure traceable sustainability throughout its supply chain.
In a world where sustainability is no longer a choice but a responsibility, LEGO is building something big — not just with bricks, but with purpose. The beloved toymaker is phasing out single-use plastic bags inside its boxes and replacing them with paper-based alternatives, a key step in its long-term commitment to environmental stewardship. But while the move may seem simple on the surface, the shift from plastic to paper is more than just a packaging change — it’s a complex engineering and brand challenge that LEGO is tackling brick by brick.
As the UK steel industry transitions towards electric arc furnace (EAF) technology, the ADAPT-EAF program will address one of the key challenges of using high-recycled-content steel: how to control and optimize residual elements that can affect performance in demanding applications such as some automotive components and packaging.
Founded by Michele Cicchetti and headquartered in Bagnolo Cremasco, in Italy’s Cosmetic Valley, Cosmei has carved out a distinctive niche in the indie, prestige and masstige segments.
In addition to its Italian headquarters, Cosmei operates a sourcing office in Guangzhou, China, fostering strategic relationships with key partners in the region.
Huw Irranca-Davies, Deputy First Minister And Cabinet Secretary For Climate Change And Rural Affairs