Environment

PepsiCo’s latest packaging data offer a useful snapshot of how one of the world’s largest consumer goods companies is progressing on plastic reduction and circularity. PepsiCo’s 2025 ESG Performance Metrics …

New data from the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre shows that plastic was the only major packaging material to grow between 2011 and 2025. The findings reveal a difficult reality: …

Sustainability targets are intended to define a direction of travel. Yet when their deadline arrives, the results do not always correspond to the level of ambition initially established. Mars’ latest …

Paper tube packaging has long occupied an ambiguous position in the sustainability debate. While the visible tube body may contain a high percentage of paper, the shoulder, closure and functional …

The European Commission has published an extensive set of answers to the questions raised by companies and national authorities since the adoption of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation. The …

Consumers care about recycling. They say they want recyclable packaging, they expect brands to reduce environmental impact, and they increasingly associate packaging choices with sustainability. But caring about recycling is …

In Packaging, materials are not simply a technical choice. They are one of the most direct ways to change the physical reality of products, supply chains and, ultimately, consumer culture. …

While regulatory attention often focuses on packaging placed on the market, the transition towards circularity also involves the waste streams generated within industrial processes. Some of these materials, including technical …

There is something oddly familiar about opening the bathroom door of a hotel room. Whether the hotel is in New York, Milan, Dubai or Singapore, guests are often greeted by …

The package looks the same, it performs the same, most consumers would never notice a difference. Yet its carbon footprint may be significantly lower. For years, sustainable packaging innovation has …