These two grants are in addition to the four that AMP and Crown have previously funded as part of a program in collaboration with The Recycling Partnership.

The LNO announcement is the latest milestone from Revolution’s ongoing work to bring recycled material innovations to the food packaging sector.

Cans without sleeves have a better chance of recoverability, according to the Aluminum Association’s design guide, which explains that digital printing technology is now price competitive with shrink-wrapped cans, while maintaining the recyclability of the aluminum.

The Berry Cup Range combines reusability with a premium quality feel and high-impact branding opportunities.

Officially launched on October 1, these dedicated recycling stations are available now in participating Pet Supplies Plus and Wag N' Wash stores across the country.

Since last year’s PACK EXPO, the company has met its own goal of developing at least one sustainable alternative for 100% of their products.

Morchem President Michael Reed will lead the educational session, titled “Laminate With Less,” on Tuesday, September 12, at 12 p.m. at the Processing Innovation Stage.

tesa’s new tear tape offers a paper-based option for shipping boxes and envelopes that provides a reliable opening experience for the end-user and helps simplify the recycling process.

The INDEVCO Packaging Solutions division will unveil its latest advancements in sustainable packaging materials, featuring lightweight, downgauged paperboard and plastic options made from renewable or recycled raw materials at Booth #N9254.

Together with Gundlach Packaging Group and Koehler Paper, Madura Tea has found the ideal packaging paper for its products in the form of “Koehler NexPlus® Seal Pure MOB 72 gsm.”