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Second life is a circular economy project that involves transforming L'Oréal Italia's cellulosic waste into elegant, creative recycled papers, used by the company itself in its packaging projects.
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MCap System is a patented system (registered in Europe, US, Canada, Russia, China and India) for the packaging of pharmaceutical, nutraceutical or food products.
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Resealable doypack pouch for dried fruit snacks, designed to offer a fully-recyclable, fresh-saving packaging with minimal use of plastic.
Mark Brooker, Director of Cama UK Ltd., looks into sustainability in the packaging industry and explains that it’s not just about the machines, it’s about the entire ethos of a company and what it can deliver to its customers.
In the space of a couple of weeks, 240,000 French citizens have responded to the appeal launched by Agriculture Minister Didier Guillaume to join the ranks of the great “agricultural army”.
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Packaging for frozen products made with a recyclable polyethylene monofilm, conceived as an alternative to conventional laminated plastic films.
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Recyclable paper packaging made with a support consisting mainly of paper, coated internally with polypropylene, which guarantees the same performance and the same production yield as the traditional laminated plastic film used previously.
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The shrink film with high barrier properties CRYOVAC Brand BDF® Soft is the result of two decades of innovation and development conducted by Sealed Air on the CRYOVAC Brand BDF® range.
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“Pouch with simplified closure” designed for all applications that require robust and reliable open/close packaging, ideal for packaging food products quickly and practically directly in the store (for example in largescale retail distribution sections).
Kurz and Luxoro: together for the environment. The initiatives of the two partners who, albeit with due differences, demonstrate an uncommon community of intent and having long implemented a forward-looking strategy.
According to a study published by market research firm Nielsen, Hungarian consumers made purchases worth a total of HUF 57 billion (about EUR 170 million) from supermarkets, hypermarkets and grocery stores between 9 and 14 March.
