Having been awarded an “AA” rating, MSCI considers Berry Global amongst the top 20% of companies, based on the MSCI’s seven-grade framework, within the packaging industry.
ALPLA continued its growth trajectory in 2024 with new products, plants, business areas, acquisitions and a focus on training skilled workers. The international packaging and recycling specialist increased its turnover from 4.7 to 4.9 billion euros.
Skipton Business Finance has offered PEC Packaging Ltd a £2.5 million invoice discounting funding line to help overcome its post-COVID-19 challenges and move to a larger facility.
Adrian Morales, Lead Researcher in Mechanical Recycling at AIMPLAS Plastic Technology Centre, discusses the possibilities and developments of new technologies to manufacture plastics for safe contact with food.
AIMPLAS is collaborating with Covinil and Eroski to overcome the challenges of recycling multilayer packaging while promoting sustainability and the efficient use of recycled materials in the food industry.
Macpac has recently completed a new project with Martin’s Chocolatier. Its in-house design team has created a snow globe-type pack that could be used as a traditional glass snow globe while preserving its contents.
Macpac appointed Andy Cutler as the new Sales Engineer. He boasts over 20 years in thermoformed packaging, aligning with the company's growth strategy.
The DuoOptipac mailing bag now accounts for around 25% of Duo’s annual sales value, used by retailers and consumer brands across the UK and overseas. The company prepares for a spike during Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Kingsmoor Packaging has bought a new CNC machine from YMT Technologies. This is to the company can streamline its operations, optimise workflow and increase productivity to meet the growing customer demand.
Mespack and Amcor have joined forces to create a recycle-ready 2L stand-up pouch designed for home care products like soaps, cleaners and laundry detergent. They provide a more sustainable option that offers quality, durability, performance.
Made Smarter is backing companies in the North West to invest £25m in new technologies. The latest addition is Duo UK, which has adopted a cloud-based software solution to capture shop floor data from machinery via sensors.
