As more brands promise sustainable swaps, one material is quietly reshaping cold-chain packaging: Gousto’s new silver liner. It looks like a foil laminate—but is actually recyclable insulated packaging made from vacuum-metalised LDPE. And what does this shift mean for flexible plastic recycling in the UK?
As sustainability becomes a top priority for consumers and companies, food brands face an increasing challenge: how to create packaging that not only preserves the product but also meets the growing demands for eco-friendly solutions.
Time is ticking. The new waste management regulations are just around the corner. Starting March 31, 2025, businesses across the UK will need to adapt to significant changes in how they handle waste. Is your business prepared?
Environmental responsibility has become a necessity for businesses across the world. As many aim to hit sustainability goals and reduce their ecological footprint, the significance of reusable packaging systems has grown.
In recent years, various stretch films have been marketed as "compostable" or "biodegradable," promising to address environmental concerns. However, these options often fall short of their eco-friendly claims.
The need for sustainable solutions in every aspect of our lives has never been more pressing. From the products we buy to the food we eat, our choices impact the planet in several ways.
In recent years, the luxury industry has undergone a significant transformation driven by a growing global consciousness towards sustainability. Consumers are increasingly seeking products that not only ooze luxury but also align with their eco-friendly values. This shift has spurred a revolution in luxury packaging design, giving rise to a new era where sustainability and elegance seamlessly combine.
Sustainability is no longer a matter of preference for businesses across the world. As a result of fast-evolving consumer behaviours and the everchanging government legislations, playing a part in protecting our planet has become a major necessity for those looking to increase their commercial capability.
The construction industry is well known for their use of plastic. In fact, an estimated 50 tonnes of plastic packaging waste are being generated by the construction industry each year. To put that number into perspective, that’s 5 times the weight of the Eiffel tower – yes, 5 times the weight in plastic packaging waste alone.
