Sustainability

Rihanna dropped another new product, this time under the Fenty Skin umbrella. The new Hydrating Body Milk joins the Fenty Skin Butt Drop family. 
 
This body cream comes in earth-conscious packaging, consisting of a recyclable glass bottle, a pump made from 50% PCR material, and a recyclable outer box made from FSC material.
 
The Butta Drop Hydrating Body Milk has a lightweight, milky texture that quickly absorbs into the skin.
 

Clariant presents the company’s latest solutions to support the plastics industry to improve safety and efficiency, increase circularity, and reduce waste at Chinaplas 2024, happening now in Shanghai, China.

Clariant introduces AddWorks PPA, a PFAS-free polymer processing aid compositions for polyolefin film extrusion.

At Chinaplas 2024, Clariant is launching its new AddWorks PPA product range for customers in the polyolefin film extrusion market.

 Emerald Packaging, Inc., a packaging company for produce in the U.S., collaborated with D'Arrigo California, a grower, packer and shipper of fresh produce that ships under the Andy Boy label, to develop a post-consumer recycled (PCR) bag for its romaine hearts products. The bag will be available in all grocers that carry Andy Boy romaine hearts across North America.

Notpla boxes have made their debut at The Kia Oval, marking a significant step in the intersection of sports and sustainability. This pioneering initiative offers Surrey County Cricket Club fans an unparalleled sustainable experience as The Kia Oval embraces innovative solutions.

The Kia Oval Embraces Innovation

The tariff used by Depozīta iepakojuma operators (DIO) LLC provides an increase in the cost of coloured plastic single-use deposit packaging from EUR 0.0252 to EUR 0.0256 per package, while the price of transparent plastic single deposit packaging will increase from EUR 0.0068 to EUR 0.0164 per unit.

At the same time, the membership fee will go down for four types of packaging – iron containers, single-use glass, reusable glass (all-purpose and individual design) – as well as maintaining the membership fee at zero for aluminum packaging.

Modiform and Solinatra are jointly taking the lead in developing and marketing biobased and biodegradable growing pots. Made by Modiform using Solinatra® material, these fully natural, plant-based pots offer growers a 100% natural, fossil and PFAS-free, cold soil compostable solution. After the cultivation period they can be planted straight into soil with the plants, where they biodegrade.

At the heart of the Refill & Renew campaign is a commitment to sustainability and innovation.

The brand’s intensive moisturisers, renowned for restoring plumpness and hydration to all skin types, are now available as a refills.

These hardworking products now not only nourish your clients’ skin but also contribute to a greener planet.

The switch to refills brings about impressive environmental benefits: a 95% reduction in plastic use, 50% less cardboard, 90% less waste, and a 97% decrease in electrical consumption.

Researchers from the University of South Australia's Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing Science and the University of Adelaide's Business School have explored people's wine packaging choices, and how attributes such as price, brand, and messaging can influence them.

Lead researcher Jakob Mesidis says previous wine packaging research has largely focused on wine label and closure (cork or screw-top) preferences, but little attention has been paid to the format of the packaging.