Packagings

Packagings are necessary in today's world: they protect the product, give informations about the product and attract attention of concumers. There are various packaging materials: plastics, paper, glass, metal or wood. Nowadays packagings became smart: they can indicate, whether packed food is fresh or protect against counterfeiting.

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Trelleborg presents FoodPro

Trelleborg presents FoodPro sealing materials at drinktec 2025

Trelleborg will exhibit its FoodPro range of globally compliant sealing materials for food and beverage processing equipment at drinktec 2025, hall B5, booth 552. The portfolio covers EPDM, NBR, FKM, PTFE and PEEK solutions and includes new FoodPro EPDM grades.
IFCO publishes ESG Report

IFCO publishes ESG Report 2025, marks five-year progress

IFCO released its ESG Report 2025, concluding the five-year strategy Thriving in the Circular Economy. The company reports progress across 18 goals, including over 10 billion single-use boxes replaced and a 37% emission cut per crate.
Lindner debuts Flexloop solvent

Lindner debuts Flexloop solvent cleaning at K 2025

Lindner and Procter & Gamble unveiled Flexloop, a solvent-based extraction step for mechanical recycling, at K 2025. The modular unit targets removal of NIAS, odours, adhesives and inks to enable higher-quality PCR, including film grades for sensitive packaging.
Områ opening boosts Norway's

Områ opening boosts Norway's plastic packaging recycling

Områ, a new fine-sorting facility jointly owned by Tomra and Plastretur, has been officially opened near Oslo. The plant can process 90,000 tonnes of plastic packaging a year, sorting mixed waste into up to ten polymer fractions for recycling.
Upcycle project to convert

Upcycle project to convert non-recyclable plastics for packaging

The EU-funded Upcycle project will demonstrate circular value chains that transform non-recyclable plastic waste into highly recyclable, non-persistent packaging. Aimplas will develop and assess new polyesters and blends, focusing on recyclability and end-of-life safety.
EN 18065 embeds German data

EN 18065 embeds German data standards for plastic recyclates

The new European standard EN 18065 incorporates DIN SPEC 91446 and 91481, creating a unified classification and digital product passport for plastic recyclates. The framework targets cross-sector use, with emphasis on packaging and automotive applications.

Trade Shows

interpack 2026

interpack 2026

Düsseldorf, 2026-05-07
All4Pack Paris 2026

All4Pack Paris 2026

Paris, 2026-11-23
Hispack 2027

Hispack 2027

Barcelona, 2027-05-04
Scanpack 2027

Scanpack 2027

Gothenburg, 2027-10-26

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