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Nature Flex gains UK consumer body approval
In the May 2009 Innovia Films’ compostable cellulose-based packaging film, NatureFlex, had been put to the test by the UK’s leading consumer body and gained its approval. In the May edition of the Which? Gardening magazine, five compostable materials, used in supermarket packaging, were tested using a home compost bin in the usual way - filled with garden waste and turned at two and four month intervals. Observations were recorded as to how well each item composted. At the end of the two month testing period the fresh produce packs had completely broken down and there were only minute pieces of the cereal bag remaining.
Resounding growth and success
Over the years
Carton Manufacturers Form Alliance To Boost Recycling
Four leading carton manufacturers - Tetra Pak
Fischer and Krecke Launch smartGPS Commercially
Fischer & Krecke (part of the Bobst group) has announced the commercial launch of its smartGPS system (Graphic Positioning System) for the flexo printing industry during January 2009. The system is a revolutionary new concept in the registration and impression setting up of a flexo press between job changes. The beta version of this system
Review of IPACK-IMA
Grafitalia
Packaging is the answer to world hunger
Packaging is the answer to world hungerEver since World War II
WEI LI has successfully developed a 300ml water bottle in clear colour using a...
It is not surprising that most people still can not associate a corn with a clear water bottle in our daily life. Using WEI LIs two-stage reheat stretch blow moulding (SBM) machines
Leading by example
Since its first beginnings in 1884, the retailer Marks & Spencer has evolved into something of a UK institution, adorning the High Street or shopping mall of most urban centres. In recent times, the affectionate abbreviation of their name to ‘Marks & Sparks’ has been streamlined as plain M&S; the long-standing St Michael trademark has been quietly dropped in favour of a string of demographically targeted brand-names such as Autograph; Per Una; Blue Harbour. Behind these labels, however, the quality of its products and level of technical innovation within its packaging has remained constant. Furthermore, no other store has become quite so synonymous with a particular brand of British life-style.
