Benjamin Young, the entrepreneur behind reusable products company frank green, has developed a new venture, No Wrap, which replaces single-use plastic pallet wrap with a modular system of reusable corner brackets and high-tension straps designed to fit existing pallets.
According to the company, Australian companies use around 100,000 tonnes of plastic pallet wrap each year, growing at 3 per cent annually, with 95 per cent discarded after a single use. Globally, plastic pallet wrap generates about 6 million tonnes of waste annually.

Panel-level packaging has gained momentum in the semiconductor industry as manufacturers pursue higher efficiency and improved yield that can support next-generation packaging processes. In response to these market changes, Asahi Kasei, a diversified global company, has combined the features of its photosensitive polyimide (PSPI) and dry film photoresist (DFR) into a new photosensitive film. The PSPI film is currently under customer evaluation, with commercial availability expected in the near future.

Axe is addressing the overapplication of its body spray with a new brand campaign and revamped design, according to news shared with Marketing Dive. 

“The History of Overdoing It” features a scholarly narrator as he highlights instances when men tend to overdo things. In one video, a caveman shows off a fish to a love interest, a gesture she responds to with disgust, before he wins her back with a subtle spritz of Axe.  

Mamata Machinery Limited has secured its first Rest of the World (ROW) order for its Packaging Machinery Segment from a customer in South Africa, marking a significant milestone in the company’s global expansion journey. The order is scheduled for delivery in Q2 FY27, as per Indian Standard Time (IST), and represents Mamata’s entry into a new geography beyond its established markets in the United States and India.

Limited-edition Walmart-exclusive collection pairs Dove’s hair repair technology with gallery-inspired bottles featuring iconic works from Monet, Cassatt, and van Gogh.

Identifying design-for-recyclability changes gains importance as the packaging regulation landscape widens.

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