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Packaging Industry News

    Uptake of Coke’s 1,5 returnable PET bottles is growing

    Beverage Processing and Manufacturing News
    By Sue Segar MORE than 30 years ago, the Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages Company (CCPB)– a franchise bottler of the Coca-Cola Company which operates in...

    Transpaco remains resilient amid tough trading conditions

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    JSE listed paper, plastic and packaging group Transpaco announced results for the year ended 30 June 2023 with operating profit up 13.3% to R252,5...

    Forest and paper industry’s roundtable unearths the sector’s role...

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    THE trend to encourage consumers to go paperless may not be doing the good many think it is doing: that was the clear...

    ‘Money4glass’ initiative launched

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    ARDAGH Glass Packaging, South Africa (AGP), formally Consol Glass, has launched ‘money4glass’, an initiative that uses BanQu’s web-based technology to improve effectiveness within...

    Propak Cape to spotlight latest packaging and related industry...

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    TAKING place at the Cape Town International Conference Centre (CTICC) from 24-26 October, Propak Cape highlight the latest trends across the packaging, food...

    Tetra Pak® SA’s Pinetown factory wins prestigious Consistency Award...

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    TETRA Pak South Africa, the local operation of the world leading food processing and packaging solutions company, has announced that it has been...

    It’s time to expand your brand in the Western...

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    RETURNING to Cape Town in October, the highly successful Propak Cape trade exhibition provides an excellent opportunity for suppliers of machinery, products and...

    SABS cautions against unverified claims of degradable plastics

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    SOUTH Africa generates 2.4 million tons of plastic waste every year, according to the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF).  This means that...

    Trash4Treats recycling project announces winning schools

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    Six Western Cape Schools receive part of R100 000 in cash for collecting recyclable waste TRASH4TREATS, in partnership with MetPac-SA, the Producer Responsibility Organisation (PRO)...

    12 months of EPR

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    JANUARY 2023 marked the end of the first full year of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). As the packaging industry awaits the results of...
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