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Circular economy thinking at the heart of Lush packaging design
Pack Expo in Las Vegas, 28 to 30 September
Kiwi kids recycle yoghurt pouches for cash
Innovation centres in Europe and North America
Speciality paper breaks new ground to grasp new markets
Toward sustainable monocarton solutions
Environment is a bigger challenge than demand
The print and packaging industry (according to our own back of the envelope survey) is not yet experiencing any significant upward take-off in demand....
Unilever aims to reduce, reuse and recycle
Indian print recovers and grows in Q4
PET Peeves
Polyethylene terephthalate otherwise known as PET, is used in packaging worldwide and is readily recycled. PET provides the raw material for bottles and containers...
Aware consumers and growing packaging challenges
It has its potential and its challenges. Given this background, specialists from Germany and entrepreneurs from India shared ideas and pointers on the future...
Insufficient infrastructure hits plastic waste collection
The plastic industry has committed itself to minimize the impact of plastics on the environment. This was visible at Plastivision India 2013, India’s largest...
Oxo-biodegradable plastics from Symphony Polymers
Plastic for packaging has been under scanner from various segments due to its non-degrading nature which has a detrimental impact on the environment. In...
Team India readies for packaging Grand Prix
The Sensex has rallied well over the past month, even crossing its highest point rally of the past six months. The question on everyone’s mind was has the market recovered? Has the Indian packaging industry survived the global economic recession? While most would claim that the worst is over, many thoughts are still hovering on a note of cautious optimism. Compare this to eight months ago, with the doomsayers predicting a bleak outlook for the economy. But according to the luxury packaging service providers PSA spoke to in Mumbai, things are looking up.










