Exhibitor registration for interpack 2023 is open now
The next interpack will take place from 04 to 10 May 2023 at the Düsseldorf Trade Fair Centre.
components will be held alongside once more
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COSMETICS PACKAGING
cosnova implements post-consumer recycled material in packaging for its decorative cosmetics for the first time
The cosmetics industry is using more and more recycled material for packaging, although government requirements are not yet concrete. In the process, individual manufacturers are developing their own standards and making them available to the entire industry. The use of post-consumer recyclate reduces CO2 production enormously.
INDUSTRIAL GOODS PACKAGING
Recycled materials in the construction industry
The construction industry is aiming to become more sustainable and has increased their use of recycled materials in their packaging with the objective of reducing their own CO2 emissions. toom, a DIY giant, was one of the first in the industry to set their sights on implementing recycled materials.
NON-FOOD PACKAGING
New products made from packaging
Packaging is valuable and should be reused and repurposed as often as possible in line with the ethos of a sustainable circular economy. Thanks to improved recycling technology, more and more new products can be created from packaging, as demonstrated by the discount retailer LIDL.
FOOD INDUSTRY PACKAGING
The Eco-score makes sustainability visible
With the Eco-score label, another new food labelling campaign from France has been brought onto the European market. The Nutri-score focused on the health of the customer, but the environmental friendliness of the product is paramount for the Eco-score.
NON-FOOD PACKAGING
Hygienic disposal of masks
People are wearing masks around the globe. This means we’re also seeing more and more of them littering the streets and the environment all around the world. The packaging specialist Metsä Board has now ensured that there is a hygienic solution for disposing of used masks.
FOOD INDUSTRY PACKAGING
Is the virus present on packaging?
After a year, we all know more about the coronavirus, but it’s still not enough. Therefore, some of us are asking whether an infection hazard is posed by packaging. The experts say that the answer is no: according to the latest findings, packaging is not a significant source of infection.
