As demand for frozen foods continues to increase, there is growing recyclability interest across the value chain, and the development of mono-material solutions has emerged as a pivotal approach to help reconcile complex design challenges with the preservation of excellent mechanical performance.
As part of its efforts, Mars has invested hundreds of millions of dollars when it comes to reducing its packaging and making it compatible with current and future regulations.
Designed for the beauty, cosmetics and personal care sectors, these co-developed samples showcase a new generation of water-dispersible packaging solutions aligned with growing expectations regarding environmental impact.
By evaluating breakthrough bio-based coating technologies, Amcor aims to further expand the options within its AmFiber™ fiber-based solutions platform to continue meeting demanding application requirements such as barrier performance, high running speed and circularity.
With California’s Individual Source Reduction Plan deadline of August 1, 2026, fast approaching, brands selling packaged products in California are under pressure to model, document and submit defensible plans across five approved source reduction pathways.
The June 24, 2026, update revises Table 2 of CalRecycle’s SB 343 Final Findings Report to reflect that cartons are now sorted for recycling by large-volume transfer and processing facilities serving 62% of California counties.
American Packaging Corporation’s (APC’s) flexible packaging solutions are designed to help protect fresh produce, extend shelf life, and bring convenience to consumers expanding their consumption of healthy fruits and vegetables
Through HZP Eco Packaging, a newly announced joint venture between HZ Corporation and Hotpack Global, the company is now adding further commercial reach to its Dry Molded Fiber offering.
The solution enables high-capacity, fast production of high-quality, three-dimensional fiber-based packaging, offering packaging producers a competitive end-to-end solution to meet the increasing demand for sustainable alternatives to plastic.
The Hébert Group specializes in the development and manufacture of custom-molded packaging solutions for leading European and global brands across the food, dairy, cosmetics and reuse sectors.
On Demand Explore how the packaging industry’s move toward fiber-based materials is being supported by new coatings and heat seal solutions that improve recyclability, functionality, and sustainability.
