Sustainable Packaging

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Company’s booth will showcase shelf-stable packaging and state-of-the-art digital printing.

 Pactiv Evergreen will soon offer customers innovative foam polystyrene packaging products with AmSty’s post-consumer recycled content derived from advanced recycling technologies.

The awards, which feature three distinct categories, honor primary users and suppliers who have made noticeable strides in the reusables space. 

The refreshed Single Serve and Pouch packages feature cheerful, vibrant colors; a larger playful color bar for ease of identification at retail; and a prominent new flavor image that shows ingredients and the finished confections for greater appetite appeal, plus a soft touch, matte tactile feel.

Manchester, U.K.-based global packaging company Sourceful (backed by Index Ventures) recently announced the launch of its new HydroTec Paper Pouch.

Nestlé will produce more than a quarter of a million KitKat bars wrapped in paper in an exclusive partnership with Coles, a local retailer. The pack has a QR code which people can scan to have their say and give valuable feedback on the new paper packaging.

With the Flexographic Technical Association (FTA) poised to present its annual sustainability awards this spring, it makes sense to take a look at some of the latest advances in sustainable packaging materials, especially those related to printing and labels.

 The company's top automatic bagging machines and the new sustainable packaging for these machines will be on display this upcoming March.

Headlines from the past year or so reveal two distinct trends when it comes to packaging for candy and confectionery products.

DS Smith, a leading provider of sustainable fiber-based packaging, has called on football fans from all around the world to recycle their pizza boxes in an effort to boost sustainability awareness.