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Coke is looking to reinvigorate interest in its Fanta Orange offering through a reformulation, visual identity overhaul, and multichannel marketing push. The mix of gaming elements, in-person experiences, and creator partnerships speaks to a desire to connect with Gen Zers, a key consumer segment that’s difficult to reach through traditional ads. The cohort has also gravitated away from sugary soda in the hunt for variety and healthier options in recent years.
In a presidential decree published in the Jornal de Angola, João Lourenço explained that there are "worrying levels of pollution resulting from the use of plastic in general".
To hasten the fight against plastic wastes president Lourenço has established a working group to draft a national plan to ban plastic.
The text specifies that the working group will initially be responsible for carrying out a national diagnosis to "measure the state of pollution" in the country.
Internationally acclaimed—and 7-time Fifi winner—packaging designer Marc Rosen, has created the luxurious bottle for Formosa eau de parfum, with a custom fragrance. All of the elements pay tribute to Taiwanese history and culture, from the premium jade stopper to the fragrance notes which are indigenous to Taiwan.
International Paper, a world leader in the fiber-based packaging and absorbent pulp industry, has announced major investments totaling more than 20 million euros to increase both capacity and capabilities of its box plants located in Bellusco, Catania, and Pomezia, Italy. The investment in new equipment and modern technologies, to be installed in the company’s Bellusco, Catania, and Pomezia plants, will allow International Paper to provide its customers with even more choices of high-quality, innovative, and sustainable packaging solutions.
Sustainable Packing for the Future
As a fully automatic laser welding equipment, Laser FlowPack700 offers the packaging sector several advantages. Its efficient operations abide by the EU’s plastic targets for the year 2025 and ensure a sustainable solution that lowers plastic consumption and promotes the sparing use of film. Other advantages include the fast production speed (up to 80 punnets per minute), simplicity of usage, and adaptability to various punnet requirements.
Laser Sealing and Cutting in One Operation
Last year, the European Commission proposed overhauling the law to tackle the drastic increase in packaging waste and address fragmentation in the single market as governments introduce country-level policies.
Even before its publication, the reform was proving controversial. And now the European Parliament and EU countries will begin to make amendments, dredging up issues like the
“Delivering sustainable solutions without compromising on performance is instrumental in enlarging the market for recycled plastics. This collaboration with Ecolab is an excellent example of a value chain partnership aimed at enabling circularity for highly technical applications and it fully contributes to our ambition of producing 30% circular polymers by 2030,” says Olivier Greiner of TotalEnergies.
The aim is to boost the enormous potential of this sector for growth, export and wealth creation and also employment generation.
The agreement was signed at Udyog Bhawan and the project titled is “Designing innovative and sustainable packaging as a branding initiative for handicrafts and handloom sector of Jammu.”
The MoU document was signed by Dr Vikas Gupta, Director of Handicrafts and Handloom, Jammu, and Dr Javid Ahmed Wani, Director National Institute of Fashion Technology, Srinagar.
The mandatory deposit on certain one-way beverage bottles has existed in Germany since 2003. At the beginning of 2022, the system was extended to additional containers: Plastic one-way beverage bottles with a capacity of 3 l and beverage cans are now generally subject to mandatory deposits. Consequently, manufacturers or importers of beverages that comply with this requirement must provide their products with approved DPG deposit labels. Unless this is done directly on the packaging, marking by a so-called cover label is compulsory.
By switching from solid board to corrugated board, the weight of the packaging is reduced by 38.5 percent on average. Combined with an increase in the proportion of recycled paper to over 90 percent, less than half the resources are needed in production.
