Consumers want to support companies that operate in a way that aligns with their own sustainability beliefs, and they want to be reassured that they are making the right choices. APP Group has designed Foopak with this in mind. Read more
More than 30 companies have signed a pledge with the City of Sydney to dramatically reduce the use of single-use plastics in their businesses.
Food processing industry supplier GEA has unveiled a new tray for sustainable food packaging.
Procter and Gamble (P&G) has teamed up with TerraCycle to give away five recycled outdoor classrooms in a national competition.
Coca-Cola Amatil has joined the Business Council for Sustainability Development Australia (BCSD Australia), the peak body for companies working on a transition to sustainability.
Paper merchant Ball and Doggett has launched Extract, a new paper made from recycled coffee cups, to highlight what it says is a global problem.
Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) has picked up a nod for its Foopak packaging, winning Environmental Leader and Energy Manager Today’s Product of the Year Award.
Never before have so many spoken so much (and had so many misguided opinions) about packaging. And indeed, never before have we needed to develop this dialogue as much as we do now, writes PKN Publisher Lindy Hughson.
Stora Enso has introduced a new renewable paperboard for both hot and cold drinking cups, as well as ice cream.
The circular economy is rapidly moving from being the preserve of green activists and investors out into the mainstream - but packaging print needs to jump aboard, writes Laurel Brunner.
The bioplastics industry has hit back at what it describes as “misleading” headlines around a study of biodegradable and compostable plastic bags.
Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) continues its push to improve manufacturing sustainability after announcing it was on track to source 60 per cent of its energy from low-carbon and renewables by next year.
Qantas has flown the world’s first commercial flight to send zero waste to landfill.
Amcor has launched the first packaging product made from its recyclable high-barrier polyolefin film.
Etihad has become the first airline in the world to fly an ultra-long-haul flight completely free of single-use plastics.
The Sustainable Packaging Design Award is a special category in the PIDAs and this year had the highest number of submissions, with winners awarded in two categories.
In the lead-up to the federal election on 18 May, environmental lobby group Boomerang Alliance has called on all political parties to support policies that will save recycling and phase-out single-use plastic takeaway products.