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Beyond Fibre: What Sustainable Food Packaging Could Look Like by 2045
How AI is moving from concept to implementation in packaging manufacturing
Artificial intelligence has been one of the most talked-about technologies in manufacturing over the past few years, but at ProPak Asia 2026, the conversation appears to be shifting from experimentation to implementation. This year’s exhibition has placed digitalisation at the centre of its packaging and processing agenda, with
UNITED CAPS Appoints Daniel Bruzzese as Chief Technology Officer
Daniel Bruzzese joins the company to support future growth, innovation and operational excellence Wiltz, Luxembourg – 26 June 2026 – UNITED CAPS has appointed Daniel Bruzzese as Chief Technology Officer as part of its ongoing organisational development and long-term growth strategy. The appointment comes as UNITED CAPS continues to strengthen its
Major beverage manufacturing investment signals continued confidence in China's consumer market
Why PCR Packaging No Longer Has To Mean Compromised Print Quality
EU Plans Stricter Controls on Plastic Imports in 2026
SK Chemicals partners with China's Kelinle to build Feedstock Innovation Centre for chemical recycled PET in Shaanxi
Mitsui Chemicals, Hagihara Industries Jointly Develop Technology for Homogenizing Viscosity of Recycled Plastics
SWOP2024 Sustainable Design Award winner interview: United Cap's KINDCAP
Microplastic-free biodegradable polymer
Indorama Ventures debuts PET bottles derived from used cooking oil
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Packaging Trends and Design
F&B packaging births new generation of collectors
In a world where most people keep photos and stamps in albums, Lin Mengxi stands out as she gathers packaging from milk tea and coffee products to create her own collection. Whenever she encounters visually appealing designs or logos on food or drink packaging, the Beijing native meticulously cuts them
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Neste to re-evaluate its renewable hydrogen plan and withdraw from investing into a 120 MW electrolyzer at the Porvoo refinery
Neste has decided to withdraw from investing into a 120 MW electrolyzer project to produce renewable hydrogen at its Porvoo refinery in Finland. The reasons behind the withdrawal are the company’s challenging market conditions
