At this point, most people know that microplastics are everywhere. Scientists have shown that tiny particles, amounting to ...

Single-Use Plastics Vs. Retail Food Packaging. The impact of regulations can vary significantly between single-use and retail food packaging. Single-use packaging, essential for food delivery and ...

Plastic bans are expanding, with countries limiting single-use items like straws, bags, and certain types of bottles. Meanwhile, some beverage companies face lawsuits over misleading packaging ...

Waitrose has pledged to use more sustainable packaging in its own-label products as it seeks to reduce plastic waste. The initiative coincides with World Ocean Day, and over 100 tonnes of ...

Leading UK grocers are no longer making incremental tweaks—they’re overhauling packaging formats at scale. These retail packaging shifts signal upstream implications for converters, materials ...

Switch games measure just 31mm x 21mm x 3mm, which is a hair smaller than a 3DS cartridge, yet the retail packaging checks in at 170mm x 104mm x 10mm. In other words, the actual cartridge takes up ...

Sealed Air, the original seller of Bubble Wrap since 1960, is rolling out a revamped version of its signature product with one key difference: The bubbles don’t burst when pressure is applied.

Vermont’s Cannabis Control Board is looking to reduce the amount of plastic waste being generated by the industry in the Green Mountain State, reported the WorcestorMagazine.

DS Smith says its Greentote can hold more than three times the number of groceries than plastic bags and can interlock with each other to ensure safety and convenience when transporting groceries. The ...

Flexible packaging, rigid plastics, metal, glass, paper-based containers, liquid cartons and other packaging added up to a staggering 3.4 trillion units of global retail packaging in 2016.

Plastic bans are expanding, with countries limiting single-use items like straws, bags, and certain types of bottles. Meanwhile, some beverage companies face lawsuits over misleading packaging ...