OLD BAY®, the legendary Chesapeake Bay seasoning, is returning to its roots by transitioning its packaging from plastic back to its original tin format. Rolling out on shelves this month, the updated packaging preserves the brand’s instantly recognizable yellow, blue, and red design—while reviving the classic look, feel, and user experience that longtime fans know and love.
More than 50,000 containers of a widely sold pain-relief ointment have been recalled after federal officials warned the packaging could put young children at risk of serious injury or death if accidentally swallowed.
Plantimex Distributors announced the recall of its Mamisan Pain Relieving Topical Ointment after determining the product’s lid failed to meet child-resistant requirements under the Poison Prevention Packaging Act, according to a notice published by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
In current time, the sustainability conversation around packaging reached a pivotal moment. Global leaders such as PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, Unilever, and Mars publicly acknowledged that some of their packaging sustainability targets would not be met as originally planned.
Olay Body and Secret are transforming body care routines with the new limited-edition Wicked: For Good collection.
Inspired by Elphaba and Glinda, this hydrating collection features serum-infused body washes and clinical strength deodorants formulated with superior skincare technology and enchanting scents.
Kate DiCarlo, Senior Director, Communications, Personal Care Portfolio, Procter & Gamble, said,
The new transport box has been designed to protect Hallstein’s glass bottle consignments during transportation to e-commerce customers, and comprised of corrugated cardboard, they are intended to replace the brand’s previous packaging solution, which was dependant on Polyethylene, a closed cell foam, also referred to as a PE foam for inlay and inserts.
Dr Jessie Sutherland, of HMRI’s Women’s Health program, has been awarded a $1 million Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) grant through the National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC).
Emerging evidence highlights the pressing issue of plastic toxicants, bisphenols — specifically BPA, BPS, and BPF— used in food and beverage packaging and their transfer into our food and drinks, which poses significant health risks, particularly for egg quality and female fertility.
The Evolution of Resealable Packaging
Resealable packaging has evolved from a convenience feature into a strategic packaging solution that enhances product freshness, reduces food waste, and improves the consumer experience. Today, it plays a critical role across food, personal care, pharmaceuticals, and e-commerce. This blog explores how resealable packaging has evolved over time, the materials and technologies behind it, and where it is most effectively used today.
In a bold stride toward redefining sustainable labelling in the packaging world, Ravenwood Packaging has unveiled its latest innovation: the Nobac 40B, a revolutionary linerless bottle labelling machine that extends their acclaimed Nobac 40 range into fresh, cylindrical territory.
Purpose-built for bottles, the Nobac 40B is not just a new machine it’s a gateway to greener, smarter labelling. Designed as an airless, entry-level linerless applicator, this system brings Ravenwood’s celebrated linerless technology to industries such as beverages, personal care, and household products.
There are two punnet sizes and the product will be ready for market testing starting from January 2026. Metsä Spring's Muoto Product Manager Tarja Heikkilä therefore welcomes actors in the packaging industry to test and develop a new product that has reached the pre-commercial stage.
She recalls that the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) will change the packaging industry in the future.
