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Huhtamaki India, a small-cap player in the packaging industry, has experienced significant volatility in its stock performance today. The stock is currently trading just 1.01% above its 52-week low of Rs 211.1, which it reached on January 29, 2025. Despite opening with a gain of 3.07%, the stock has underperformed its sector, declining by 3.64% throughout the day.

Cadbury has unveiled its latest integrated campaign ‘Made to Share’, developed in partnership with its global creative agency, VCCP. The campaign, part of Cadbury’s Dairy Milk ‘Generosity’ brand platform, celebrates the everyday acts of kindness that bring people closer together. 

At its core, the campaign introduces limited edition Cadbury Dairy Milk bars designed to honour those small but meaningful gestures that often go unnoticed. The packaging of each limited edition bar features a playful redesign which suggests how the chunks within could be shared.

Dove and Crumbl have teamed up for the most craveable collab of the year: the NEW limited-edition Dove x Crumbl collection, available exclusively at Walmart.com and in Walmart stores nationwide for a limited time only.

The Día de Muertos Seasonal Medley features a mix of red, orange, and yellow snacking tomatoes, packaged into a clear clamshell with a festive top seal that honors the traditional Mexican holiday. While Día de Muertos is distinct from Halloween, it is observed around the same time frame, from October 28 to November 2, and share’s themes of remembrance and celebration of life.

Two Sides initiative Love Paper is launching a new week-long event to encourage the industry to collectively champion paper and sustainability to consumers and businesses.

Love Paper Week will run from 3-7 February 2025 and Two Sides said it encouraged all printers, paper merchants, packaging manufacturers and others who operate within the sector to support the initiative and use the materials available to inform their clients, customers and consumers more widely about why paper is such a sustainable, effective and attractive medium.

On January 17, 2024, TOMRA and Aarhus, Denmark embarked on a journey together to pilot a city-scale platform for reusable takeaway packaging, starting with coffee cups and glasses. The three-year pilot project set out to establish a proof-of-concept that could demonstrate the feasibility and benefits of a city shifting from single-use to reusable takeaway packaging – and what would be needed to develop this further on a larger scale.

Manchester-based creative agency LOVE has unveiled a vibrant new identity for US snack brand Back to Nature. The work, which includes a packaging portfolio redesign, builds on the company's heritage and laid-back West Coast roots but adds a modern refresh.