As brands continue to move away from conventional plastic packaging, paper and fibre-based alternatives are becoming increasingly relevant across cosmetics and healthcare. But the transition is not without technical challenges. …
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Refillable packaging has become one of the most visible directions in the beauty industry’s transition towards lower-impact formats. Yet its success depends on more than the technical possibility of refilling …
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Nissha Europe: a company “sustainable by design”
How do you measure a company’s commitment to sustainability? Nils Wenzel, senior sales manager at Nissha Europe, gets right to the point: “Our company has chosen to focus exclusively on …
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A package that cannot be opened or handled easily is more than a frustration. For millions of consumers, it is a reminder that packaging is still not designed for everyone. …
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L’Oréal supports Raiku’s wood-based filler for sustainable luxury packaging
L’Oréal is supporting Estonian start-up Raiku Packaging as part of its Sustainable Innovation Accelerator, a €100 million initiative designed to identify and scale breakthrough technologies addressing sustainability challenges across the …
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INEOS Olefins & Polymers Europe has launched a new polypropylene grade containing 70% recycled content, targeting one of the most demanding areas of plastic packaging: cosmetics applications. The new material, …
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From chocolate to cosmetics: how Easter eggs are reshaping seasonal packaging
Easter eggs have long been one of the most recognisable examples of seasonal packaging in the retail landscape in many countries. Beyond the chocolate itself, the product is largely defined …
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Refillable beauty is booming: what it means for cosmetic packaging design
Refillables have moved from “eco side-project” to a mainstream business bet. The reason is simple: beauty is still one of the most packaging-intensive consumer categories. The British Beauty Council estimates …
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The 57th edition of Cosmoprof, the international event that brings together all players in the cosmetics industry, opened yesterday March 26, amid heavy rain, once again confirming its role as …
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Anti-counterfeit cosmetic packaging: the market is set to more than double by 2034
Anti-counterfeit features are moving from being a ‘nice-to-have’ to a budget priority. Fresh projections suggest that the global anti-counterfeit cosmetic packaging market could grow from approximately US$37.06 billion in 2024 …