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Packaging Industry News

    PVC as packaging material: safe, responsible, recyclable

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    POLYVINYL chloride (PVC) is considered to be the most versatile thermoplastic and has established itself as an essential material in the packaging industry. Its...

    Plastics: An unsung hero in environmental protection

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    AS global awareness about the environment reaches its peak during June when World Environment Day and World Ocean Day are celebrated, it is...

    MetPac-SA unveils new look logo and website

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    MetPac-SA is thrilled to announce a significant milestone in their journey towards sustainability and innovation - the unveiling of MetPac-SA’s new look logo...

    Employ effective water management solutions, Tetra Pak urges industry

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    Unveiling water and energy saving solutions designed to elevate efficiency and sustainability at customer factory operations. On World Environment Day, Tetra Pak, a leading...

    War on plastic: Retail must urgently embrace packageless solutions

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    ‘Packageless’ products can reduce plastic AND  increase sales In an age where environmental pressures loom large, regulators demand more, and consumer consciousness is sharply rising, the retail...

    Fibre Circle appeals to businesses to recycle self-adhesive label...

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    Fibre Circle is a government-recognised producer responsibility organisation (PRO) for the paper and paper packaging sector and is at the forefront of promoting...

    President Ramaphosa to unveil KZN terminal and Tetra Pak...

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    President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to officially open the Newlyn PX Terminal and the Tetra Pak Manufacturing plant in KwaZulu-Natal on Thursday as...

    AGP-Africa showcases glass value chain

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    AS the continent’s premier glass packaging producer, Ardagh Glass Packaging-Africa took part in the “Made in Africa” exhibition in Johannesburg at last year’s...

    Tetra Pak invests to further boost recycling across EU

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    Annual capacity for polyAl1 recycling projected to increase by over 40 000 tons, the equivalent of more than 4 billion pack units TETRA Pak...

    South Africans are urged to improve their recycling habits...

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    Global Recycling Day takes place annually on 18 March. While South Africa recycles an average 1.1 million tonnes of paper and paper packaging...
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    Packaging industry news on Cape Business News (CBN) provides insights into advancements in packaging materials, sustainable solutions, and regulatory compliance. CBN covers topics such as eco-friendly packaging, automation in packaging processes, and innovations in design that enhance product appeal and shelf life. This sector’s news is essential for companies in food, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods, offering updates that support efficiency and sustainability in packaging solutions.

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