Proposed amendments of EU packaging rules have come under fire for their ‘serious shortcomings’ in addressing the need for greater investment in recycling infrastructure and reuse. The European Commission’s (EC’s) proposed revision of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive (PPWD), published today (November 30), has been declared ‘unfinished business’ by the European Organisation for Packaging…
‘Serious shortcomings’ in EU packaging rules revision
Latest news
Ketchup brand squeezes sustainable gains
By moving to a new PET packaging design and in-house blowing, Sweden's Orkla Foods has made its ketchup production more sustainable.
Part of the Nordic...
China becomes net exporter of masterbatch
China has become a net exporter of masterbatch as the Asian continent continues its impressive success within this branch of the plastics industry, according...
Recycled plastics reduces carbon consumption by 87 per cent: ALPLA
Independent consultancy c7-consult has reported that four of Austrian converter ALPLA’s plants in Mexico and Germany generate 87 per cent fewer carbon emissions as...
Incentives and insights as water brand adopts QR codes
One Water bottles will feature printed QR codes aimed at incentivising recycling and providing insight into the lifecycle of the brand’s packaging after the...
Coperion covers all recycling processes at German centre
Coperion has started operations at its new Recycling Innovation Centre in Niederbiegen, Germany, where the company can test every recycling process step – from...