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A recent study by Simon-Kucher & Partners indicates a growing consumer willingness to pay more for sustainable packaging, with three out of five consumers in Germany prepared to accept a surcharge for eco-friendly solutions. This marks a six percentage point increase from the previous year, highlighting a trend towards heightened environmental awareness, particularly among younger […]

Mainetti has unveiled its new M-Film flexible packaging range, targeting retail and apparel sectors as part of its commitment to sustainability and circular economy initiatives. The portfolio includes various packaging formats made from recyclable plastics and Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)-certified paper, catering to global brands such as Amazon, Gap, Columbia Sportswear, and Lululemon. The M-Film

In response to increasing regulatory and market pressures, a recent webinar hosted by UPM emphasized the critical role of sustainable packaging in enhancing business performance. Industry experts discussed how to create a circular and sustainable packaging value chain while maintaining high performance and functionality. The session aimed to equip attendees with knowledge on balancing circularity

Kingsmoor Packaging, a leading thermoforming company based in Somerset, has successfully maintained its AA grade BRCGS certification for another year, marking a decade of consistent achievement. The BRCGS certification, particularly under the revised issue 7 of the BRCGS Standard for Packaging and Packaging Materials, is one of the highest accolades a business can receive in

Fine food and beverage packaging is undergoing significant transformation, driven by advancements in material science and a commitment to sustainability. As the industry prepares for London Packaging Week 2026 on September 16-17, the evolution of packaging solutions is evident across various products. Exhibitors will showcase innovations such as recyclable mono-material films for artisan cheese, NFC-enabled

Metsä Group has announced a significant investment of €25 million in the development of fibre-based food packaging solutions. This move comes as the company halts its Kuura textile project, redirecting resources towards enhancing sustainable packaging options. The investment aims to bolster Metsä Group’s commitment to sustainability within the food packaging sector, addressing growing consumer demand

Innovia Films has announced the expansion of its sustainable label production capabilities at its Zacapu, Mexico manufacturing site. This move aims to support converters and brands in adapting to evolving regulations and label requirements in the North American market. The new production hub will focus on advanced surface-engineered biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) films, enhancing local