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Coveris Rypin has joined forces with Polish confectionery company Brześć to create recyclable film packaging for its ‘puffs’ snacks.

The recyclable film packaging is claimed to offer high transparency, allowing shoppers to clearly see the product on display.

It is tailored for eight-colour flexographic printing, with choices of matte or glossy finishes to enhance Brześć’s brand image.

UPM Adhesive Materials, formerly UPM Raflatac, is gearing up to make waves at Labelexpo Europe 2025 by showcasing its latest breakthroughs in label material technology. Known for its cutting-edge performance and commitment to sustainability, the company will unveil solutions that cater to a wide range of industries from FMCG and pharmaceuticals to logistics and industrial applications.

In a bold move to bolster its position in the professional haircare market, L’Oréal has announced a definitive agreement to acquire Color Wow, one of the fastest-growing and most innovative brands in the industry. Known for its problem-solving formulas and cult-favorite products, Color Wow has captured the hearts of stylists, celebrities, and consumers alike since its founding in 2013 by beauty industry veteran Gail Federici.

Scott’s Protein Balls is unveiling a bold new chapter with a refreshed brand identity, featuring cleaner ingredients, updated packaging, and a reinforced commitment to purpose-driven nutrition. As part of this transformation, three of the brand’s signature flavors have been reformulated with even simpler, cleaner ingredients, ensuring every bite aligns with the highest standards of health, nutrition and transparency. The new packaging not only highlights these improvements but also strengthens Scott’s Protein Balls’ dedication to social impact.

The new label apparently maximizes glass recovery and reduces waste and contamination contributing to lower energy consumption, aiming to help brands meet sustainability benchmarks.

CCL Label adds that the solution has ‘outstanding performance’ with durability and visual appeal on shelves and throughout consumer use, combined with a guarantee for easy recycling at end of life.