Berry Global to launch comprehensive new portfolio of closures with 25% recycled content

Speaking via videolink to the UN General Assembly, President Xi Jinping surprised the world by announcing that China has set a target to become carbon-neutral by 2060.

Arburg has further strengthened its presence in China with the ceremonial opening of a new Arburg Technology Center (ATC) in Pinghu.

Borealis and Menshen, a Germany-headquartered expert in plastic closures and packaging systems, have collaborated on a series of 10 packaging closures based on Borealis’ Borcycle recycling technology.

Berry Global Group, Inc. has signed a formalised working agreement with The Azek Company’s Azek Building Products business unit under which Berry will provide a consistent and high-quality material stream which AZEK will recycle for use in the manufacturing of its high-quality, sustainable building materials such as composite decking.

In the UK, Tesco customers can enjoy a world first: cheese packaged in plastic packaging derived from recycled flexible plastic collected from the collection points installed at ten Tesco stores in the south west of England in 2019.

Another of Constantia Flexibles’ customers has now adopted the use of its recyclable flexible packaging solution EcoLamPlus. Nuvae Healthcare Pvt. Ltd, located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat (India), has selected the packaging for its small-sized Gosan Hand Sanitizer product, a 70% alcohol-based hand sanitiser for water-free cleansing.

Having cancelled its Technology Days 2020 due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic, Arburg is playing it safe in 2021 - at least as far as it can.

Sebastien-Jun Mougnier, sports market development manager at France-based specialty chemical company Arkema would like to correct a misunderstanding.

A pilot plant aimed at scaling and demonstrating the feasibility of the artificial photosynthesis technology developed within the scope of Germany’s  Rheticus I and II research projects was officially opened earlier today at Evonik’s site in Marl.

Borealis has introduced a new portfolio of circular polyolefin products, produced with renewable feedstock derived entirely from waste and residue streams.