Dubbed SmartStrip, the innovation allows John West to axe the shrink wrap and cardboard on its packaging and replace it with a small strip.
Aldi rolls out recycled plastic packaging on own-label crisps
The German discounter will incorporate a minimum of 35% recycled content across its Specially Selected Hand Cooked range, which has already rolled out nationwide, while its own-label popcorn and lentil chips are set to follow towards the end of the year.
DS Smith says it is ‘not enough to have a few windmills in the sea’ for green economy
The CEO of DS Smith has called on more changes to be made to the UK packaging market or else it was in danger of falling behind other countries.
90% of FMCG packaging experts say shift from plastic is too slow
The FMCG industry must accelerate its move to alternative packaging, according to new data showing 87% of packaging experts say the switch needs to happen faster.
3 out of 4 UK consumers say government must prioritise plastic waste
Three-quarters of UK consumers say government needs to prioritise the battle against plastic pollution and force the industry to reduce packaging.
Amazon uses AI model to help cut 2m tonnes of packaging
Amazon is using a new AI model to help determine the most efficient type of packaging for each item, in an effort to speed up the process of meeting its…
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Greggs says responsible sourcing policies are ‘ahead of schedule’
The bakery chain has published the fourth edition of its annual sustainability report – The Greggs Pledge – highlighting the progress the company has made towards its 2025 sustainability targets.
Smurfit Kappa named ESG industry leader for third year running
Making it one of the top-ranked companies in Europe, Smurfit Kappa has once again been classified as “low risk” with a score of 10.7.
Interview: Mindful Chef co-founder’s recipe for sustainability
Mindful Chef co-founder Myles Hopper shares insights on how the meal kit brand is setting industry benchmarks in sustainability.
The Perfume Shop invests £2.5m to reduce packaging by 40%
High street retailer The Perfume Shop is planning to reduce its packaging by as much as 40% by automating its packaging machines.
