Blue Bell Ice Cream, a popular brand sold at retailers including Walmart, issued a recall for some of its half-gallon cartons over a “life-threatening” error — undeclared pecans, almonds and walnuts in the dessert.
The company is recalling its limited edition “Moo-llennium Crunch Ice Cream” because of undeclared pecan, almond and walnut in the cartons produced at Blue Bell’s Brenham, Texas plant, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration said.
The Government of India has increased usage charges for gunny bags by nearly 40%, bringing financial relief to State Governments and Union Territories across the country, Union Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution Prahlad Joshi announced in a statement.
The decision is aimed at ensuring smooth procurement operations, thereby supporting sustainable packaging practices while also strengthening Centre–State cooperation in foodgrain procurement and distribution.
In a landmark move toward sustainable packaging, Scanfill and Sulapac have teamed up to revolutionize thermoforming with an eco-conscious material that doesn’t compromise on performance. Their latest launch Degrafoil Flow 1.7 brings compostability, durability, and plastic-like functionality together in one seamless solution, redefining what’s possible in European packaging production.
With Fiamma, Ferragamo is infusing “conscious, timeless beauty” into this launch, offering the luxury of 100% Italian manufacturing with a refillable bottle designed to last. For this launch, Bormioli Luigi created a complex glass shape, whose total asymmetry presents a real challenge.
Bormioli Luigi enhances this complex shape with a sophisticated decoration: masked metallization and double screen-printing in two tones.
Ferragamo trusted Bormioli Luigi with the realization of a refillable bottle in a unique 100ml format, whose luxury lies in its subtle asymmetry.
Amcor has completed major upgrades at its recycling facility in Heanor, UK, processing a range of post-consumer and industrial flexible plastic waste.
Recent investments improved the consistency and quality of recycled output, enabling an additional 2,800 metric tons of recyclate to be used in high-performance flexible packaging applications, according to Amcor.
The brief was to reposition Dare as a premium, indulgent snack range that celebrates flavour, pleasure and the joy of discovery.
The key objectives of the rebrand were to inject emotion into the brand and communicate both the quality and the unique sensory experience of the products.
The Dare logo is designed for on-shelf stand-out, while the rich colour palette paired with touches of gold adds a sense of indulgence and appetite appeal.
Danish paint producer Flügger and Amcor launch new packaging solution that reduces virgin plastic use and enhances the customer experience.
Amcor (NYSE: AMCR, ASX: AMC), a global leader in developing and producing responsible packaging solutions, has launched, in partnership with Flügger, a new, more material-efficient and eye-catching paint container made with 50% post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic, featuring a custom blue color that aligns closely with Flügger’s brand identity.
In the world of packaging, a concept on paper is only as good as its real-world execution. That’s where packaging prototypes come in—a critical step that brings ideas to life, tests functionality, and ensures your design works in the hands of the consumer, on the production line, and across the supply chain.
A great packaging prototype is not just a mockup—it’s a decision-making tool, a sales enabler, and often, a make-or-break moment for product success.
Oberschleissheim, August 26, 2025 – Schreiner Group has seen a change at the helm of Technology and Innovation Management (TIM): Dr. Jens Vor der Brüggen, who had been leading Research and Development (R&D) for many years, has assumed responsibility for TIM from Robert Weiss. Robert Weiss will support the change during the transition phase as “Senior Management Consultant, Technology Management,” and continue to perform key strategic tasks.
A year after PA Consulting, PulPac, and Diageo trialled a fibre-based bottle for Baileys Original Irish Cream, the innovation continues to demonstrate strong potential for recyclability, CO₂ reduction, and scalability.
