Interview: Reducing food waste with packaging sensor technology

Oji and Tetra Pak establish recycling system for aseptic carton packages. Tesco introduces tubeless kitchen foil in UK. And MYGroup, Johnson & Johnson MedTech partner to recycle medical packaging in UK.

Forward this email  |  View in browser PackagingGateway In Brief February 20, 2024 SPOTLIGHT READ Interview: Reducing food waste with packaging sensor technology Brendan Rice, co-founder and CEO of deep-tech packaging sensor company Senoptica Technologies, tells Packaging Gateway about the increasing need for innovation to combat food waste. Got a minute to spare? Take part in our research by answering our poll: Answer our poll question LATEST NEWS Oji and Tetra Pak establish recycling system for aseptic carton packages The system will collect aseptic carton waste from various sources, including retail and municipal collections.   Tesco introduces tubeless kitchen foil in UK  This initiative is expected to save tonnes (t) of cardboard annually.   MYGroup, Johnson & Johnson MedTech partner to recycle medical packaging in UK  Through this initiative, a range of Johnson & Johnson MedTech packaging will be collected and recycled by MYGroup.   APC introduces RE Design for Recycle flexible packaging technology  This launch is aimed at the frozen food sector, specifically for products such as frozen fruits and vegetables.   NWLDC in UK consults on three new recycling container options  The current use of boxes and bags in North West Leicestershire could be replaced with new containers.   Mondi employs autonomous drone barcode scanning for warehouses The new modern process is safer, accurate and removes the need for a mandatory after-hours full warehouse count.   CCEP and Keep Scotland Beautiful to improve recycling in Forth Valley  The seven-week campaign targets Forth Valley College's students, staff, and the wider Scottish community. Read more news IN-DEPTH READ Global Packaging Industry Overview   Per GlobalData, the global packaging industry volumes increased from 4.1 trillion units in 2022 to reach 4.6 trillion units and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 2.6% during 2022–27. The global packaging volumes for all industries was led by the food industry, accounting for a 50.9% volume share in 2022, followed by non-alcoholic beverages. The non-alcoholic beverages industry is forecast to grow fastest at a CAGR of 3.7% during 2022–27. Buy report MORE FOR YOU Explore our marketing solutions   Merging industry-leading business intelligence & award-winning journalism, this is an unrivalled opportunity for engagement with B2B professionals across a network of 40+ leading media websites.    Request a demo Inside Packaging Digital Magazine   Issue 73 | February 2024   In this issue: Uncover the game-changing potential of connectivity, from interactive labels to smart packaging solutions Read the magazine Click below to view more from across the network: Verdict Foodservice   |   Just Drinks   |   Just Food   |   Just Style   Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here.   Please send any news or comments to: consumer.editorial@verdict.co.uk   GlobalData   At GlobalData we have a proven track record in helping thousands of companies, government organizations, and industry professionals benefit from faster, more informed decisions. You can update your communication preferences to make sure you receive the right information for you.    GlobalData, John Carpenter House | Registered in England No. 03925319, John Carpenter Street, London, EC4Y 0AN, United Kingdom London  Unsubscribe  |   Manage Preferences