Sustainability

James Cropper has partnered with Islay single malt Scotch whisky brand Bruichladdich, bringing the first of its Luxury Redefined range to market with a fully sustainable outer wrap.

JDO has designed a limited-edition bottle for Absolut Vodka, in conjunction with musician, actor, and LGBTQ+ activist Olly Alexander.

Caudalie continues to remain true to the commitment of the company’s founders, Mathilde and Bertrand Thomas, to “Give back to the Earth a little of what it gives us each day” and to develop products “formulated as close to nature as possible, ensuring effectiveness and sensory appeal”. For its Premier Cru La Crème Riche Anti-âge Global, a rich, silky anti-ageing cream, this skincare brand committed to responsible beauty that respects the planet and the people who inhabit it, has chosen 100% Made in Italy packaging, for its Premier Cru La Crème Riche Anti-âge Global, a rich, silky anti-ageing cream: De Luxe RE PLACE, the refillable jar by Lumson.

New partnership means 100% of recovered material is now recycled from used coffee cups.
The news comes as the Foodservice Packaging Association urges government not to delay the introduction of the paper cup takeback scheme.

The analysis made for Packaging Gateaway highlights that overall, the material innovations currently underway in the international packaging industry are positive and will benefit manufacturers, brands and consumers alike. However, as highlighted in this year’s research, these developments are not without their challenges and in every case, a full evaluation of the monetary and environmental costs is required to make an informed decision.

Paptic Ltd, a sustainable packaging materials innovator, raises EUR 23 million in financing to accelerate the development of packaging materials and scale up its ability to serve global customers