• Innovation. It is an innovative product capable of replacing plastic packaging in the food sector by offering sustainable solutions such as trays for fresh products and ready meals.
• Production capacity. The company expects to reach a production capacity of 40 million containers in 2026, with the possibility of expanding it in the future.

Ence, a leader in sustainable cellulose production and renewable energy, has developed an innovative range of renewable packaging made from molded cellulose.

NaturDrops GmbH, a newly established family-owned company dedicated to delivering natural, high-quality, and sustainable dog snacks, has introduced an eco-friendly paper-based package for its products that has been designed to ensure both pet health and environmental responsibility.

The carbon output from wine packaging ranges from 30% to almost 60% of the total carbon footprint of wine production. This toolkit allows readers to understand the impact of their decisions as well as how to comply with industry standards and choose the most suitable packaging options. It also includes packaging life cycle analysis, examples of best practice, relevant resources, checklists, retailer requirements, and case studies.

TBM is pleased to announce that its environmentally conscious material LIMEX Pellet, primarily made from inorganic materials such as calcium carbonate (limestone), has been adopted by VIETNAM LIWAYWAY JOINT STOCK COMPANY for its snack packaging.

ProAmpac, a global leader in flexible packaging and material science, is set to unveil its latest fiber-based and sustainable packaging innovations at the International Dairy Deli Bakery Association (IDDBA) Show 2025, taking place June 1–3 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

With a continued commitment to advancing eco-conscious packaging, ProAmpac returns to the IDDBA Show with solutions specifically tailored for the evolving needs of the dairy, deli, and bakery sectors.

Magnets are often added into luxury beauty packaging for their tactile “click-effect” and high-end distinctive sound signatures. However, traditional magnets, especially those made from neodymium, rely on rare earth elements that carry a heavy environmental burden.

Each year, over $1 trillion of food is wasted globally, which generates costs related to markdowns and spoilage. Active packaging can help prevent that.

Vidre+ Complex preserves the freshness of produce and flowers at every stage of the supply chain.

The impact of Vidre+ technology implemented in active packaging is visible in trials across various products. This technology extends freshness of spinach up to 10 days and reduces shrinkage for raspberries.