UK Plastics Pact urges inclusion of public/private partnerships

JBM Packaging unveils Hydroblox, an eco-friendly, waterproof packaging paper; Packaging companies respond to AGCM wine bottle investigation; and Signal: major retailers to be hit by pre-Christmas DS Smith LGV driver strike 

View in browser View in browser  |  Forward to a friend  | Signup In Brief November 15, 2023 | Up-to-date international news and features on the packaging industry Spotlight UK Plastics Pact urges inclusion of public/private partnerships The report claims that despite the progress made, the set reduction targets cannot be achieved by 2025. Latest news JBM Packaging unveils Hydroblox, an eco-friendly, waterproof packaging paper The new product, born from customer-driven innovation, originated as a recyclable paper cup used in water coolers, fitness centres, and snacks. Packaging companies respond to AGCM wine bottle investigation The companies are part of an antitrust probe into several domestic glass manufacturers over an alleged wine bottle cartel in Italy. Signal: major retailers to be hit by pre-Christmas DS Smith LGV driver strike Major retailers, including Amazon, Cadbury and Haribo and Direct Wines, will be affected by the strikes set to start next week. TOMRA to deliver equipment for new recycling depots in Quebec The move follows the expansion of Quebec's DPS on 1 November. Calls for global policy on plastic pollution at INC-3 Nairobi Leaders of global industry, NGOs and UN delegates have united in calling for a global policy framework that would address all stages of the plastic lifecycle. Huhtamaki North America introduces fibre-based egg cartons Clients of Huhtamaki will be able to leverage the fibre-based carton solution to conform with impending legislation. Phabuilder and Hengxin to introduce PHA-based straws and cutlery  Phabuilder has already received certifications from organisations such as TÜV AUSTRIA and the BPI. Read more news In-depth read In 2022, flexible packaging was the most used pack material in the global household product packaging industry The packaging volume in the global household products industry was 199 billion units in 2022, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of >3% by 2027, per GlobalData estimates. Flexible packaging was the most used pack material in 2022 accounting for a share of 68.6%, followed by rigid plastics. Flexible packaging offers ease of use and storage, allowing customers to access and store household and pet care products conveniently. The lightweight nature of flexible packaging reduces transportation costs and increases efficiency throughout the supply chain. Free digital magazine: latest issue Issue 70 | October 2023 In this issue: Cutting-edge machinery redefines packaging - Shrink sleeves reshape European packaging - Latest tech for packaging integrity - Form, Fill, Seal: brand, safety, sustainability - Clear PET's rise vs. coloured plastic's fall. Click here to view the magazine. GlobalData network Verdict Foodservice   |   Just Drinks   |   Just Food  |   Just Style Thank you for reading. Please send any news or comments to: consumer.editorial@verdict.co.uk Contact us LinkedIn | Twitter Editorial consumer.editorial@verdict.co.uk Advertise with us Click here About Packaging Gateway packaging-gateway.com is one of a network of 30+ proprietary B2B websites, with an unrivalled global audience of active decision makers, influencers, and opinion leaders across the world with a combined readership of 55 million industry professionals each year.   Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here GlobalData, John Carpenter House | Registered in England No. 03925319, John Carpenter Street, London, EC4Y 0AN, United Kingdom Unsubscribe Manage Preferences London