In recent years, the issue of single-use packaging has been at the center of heated debate. On one side, there are growing concerns about the environmental impact of these materials, often made of non-recyclable plastic and destined to end up in landfills or, worse, in the oceans. On the other side, many companies and consumers

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The food industry is constantly evolving, always seeking new solutions to improve the production, preservation, and presentation of products. A key term in this context is “converting”, a broad concept that refers to transforming raw materials into finished or semi-finished products using advanced technologies and innovative processes. In this field, converting applies to various materials

Certainly, the magnitude of waste in Pharma is not as impactful as that of the food sector. Indeed, the regulations governing packaging are very strict. However, due to the EU Regulation on packaging and packaging waste, change is on the horizon here too. It’s less immediate, requires management, but must certainly be taken into account

In the modern era, the food industry is facing a dual challenge: meeting the growing demands of consumers for high-quality products and, at the same time, adopting sustainable practices that respect the environment. In this context, printing in food packaging emerges as a crucial element for the innovation and sustainability of the sector. The advent

Vetropack defines targets and submits them to the “Science Based Targets initiative”. The Vetropack Group, one of Europe’s leading glass packaging manufacturers, has submitted specific targets for reducing CO2 emissions to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for validation. By 2032, Scope 1 and 2 emissions are to be reduced by 50.4 percent and Scope

Did you know the packaging industry is leading towards a more sustainable future? It’s all thanks to growing environmental concerns like plastic pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. Individuals have become more aware of the long-term impact of single-use plastics on our planet’s ecosystems and wildlife. Nevertheless, there’s good news! Bioplastics, made from renewable resources like

Sustainability is the backdrop to facilitate and accelerate the advancements in circular economy. Material decarbonization will spice up the consumer’s requirements and laterally aid in the betterment of the environment. World around us has an environmentally conscious consumer base, prompting demand for zero-waste packaging. Businesses are reimagining packaging design from biodegradable materials to reusable containers

In times when sustainability is not just a buzzword but an obligation, industries globally are reconsidering their practices to minimize the carbon impact on the earth. The packaging industry is at the vanguard to innovate and use technology, and customer needs to shift to ecologically friendly options. Here, custom packaging sets its foot as a

As consumers increasingly demand greater sustainability from the goods they purchase, companies respond by paying closer attention not only to the product itself, but also to its packaging. According to recent data from the Immagino Observatory, this shift in focus can be observed on product labels, with a subsequent impact on consumer behaviour. The label