• First-of-its-kind mono-material pouch designed for circularity and high-performance protection of oxygen-sensitive dry products such as nuts and pet food
• Enables 100% recyclability and production of high-quality recycled polyethylene for future packaging applications
• Collaboration demonstrates the power of cross-industry expertise in advancing sustainable packaging solutions

This innovative packaging solution is the first co-development under the broader Siegwerk-Borouge partnership, with TPN handling production of the

Fedemco, the Spanish Federation of Wooden Packaging and its Components, has developed a brand-new tool to improve traceability and help companies comply with new EU packaging rules.

Accessible via a unique QR code on each box, the digital passport will allow consumers to immediately view key information on traceability, sustainability, recyclability, food safety, and certifications such as Ecowoox, Grow, and others like FSC and PEFC.

St. Johns Packaging has partnered with Bimbo Bakeries USA to introduce the first polyethylene bread bag in North America made with post-consumer recycled (PCR) content, marking a significant milestone in flexible food packaging sustainability.

The wine bottles come pre-packed in a durable, lightweight, and visually distinctive Paptic® bag, making it easy for shoppers to pick up an elegant gift without needing extra wrapping or packaging.

“We’re excited to bring back this sustainable gift solution for Jacob’s Creek Double Barrel Shiraz. The Paptic® bag combines premium design with environmental responsibility — perfect for holiday gifting”, says Heini Mikkonen, Business Manager, Wines from Hartwall Oy.

Commissioned for Ringtons’ 2025 Christmas gifting range, the one-piece box with lid (300 × 200 × 80 mm) features a clay-coated outer liner and white kraft inner liner, digitally printed on both sides for full-colour impact inside and out.

Durham Box manufactured 15,000 units for the project, and it said the standout feature is intricate laser-cutting that reveals the print beneath and delivers a tactile, visually distinct finish which its not achievable with standard die-cutting technology.