Tampon Book with tampons

The Tampon Book saves VAT

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Picnic basket and wine on grass

BEVERAGES PACKAGING

Bag-in-box wines: handy and sustainable

Cherries in orange peel with a lid

FOOD INDUSTRY PACKAGING

Packaging made from orange peel

Coke bottling

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Coca-Cola Vintage Edition Reusable Glass Bottles

Lemonade bottles

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Nutri-Score Labels Increasingly Used on Packaging

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Solero ice cream packaging

CONFECTIONERY PACKAGING

Ice cream trends 2019: Innovative and sustainable ice cream packaging

Milk packaging from ALDI SÜD.

FOOD INDUSTRY PACKAGING

Pricing algorithms will prevent food wastage

Packaged and unpackaged fruit on supermarket shelves.

FOOD INDUSTRY PACKAGING

Bio barrier films make composite packaging recyclable

NON-FOOD PACKAGING

100% measurable: Augmented reality (AR) packaging

Unmade loaves of bread in bakery factory

BAKERY PACKAGING

Long-life Packaged Bread Increasingly Popular in Asia

Colourful and individual: mymuesli packaging for a total of 566 quadrillion different types of muesli.

BAKERY PACKAGING

Packed in tubes: success with the mymuesli packaging

Cardboard packaging

BAKERY PACKAGING

Baked goods are increasingly being packaged in stand up pouches

Once medical staff have placed their order via mobile phone, Zipline employees package the medication and programme the drone’s flight route. Photo: Zipline International

PHARMACEUTICS PACKAGING

Sending Packaged Medication by Drone

“Loop”, the joint initiative of Carrefour and TerraCycle, aims to improve recycling. Photo: Carrefour

NON-FOOD PACKAGING

France Develops Loop System for Reusable Packaging

It doesn’t just look good: The Adidas FUTURECRAFT.LOOP is a running shoe that is 100% recyclable. Photo: ADIDAS AG

NON-FOOD PACKAGING

Adidas Boosts Recycling with Trainers

COSMETICS PACKAGING

Packaging Recycling and Social Responsibility

COSMETICS PACKAGING

Packaging cosmetic products for men

50,000 plastic cups for a football field. Photo: AB InBev Efes

BEVERAGES PACKAGING

A football field made out of plastic Budweiser cups

Smart packaging offers so far unprecedented potential. Photo: LSD GmbH & Co. KG

FOOD INDUSTRY PACKAGING

Smart Packaging: Augmented Reality Packaging

Photo: #201706462 | Urheber: rh2010, Link: https://de.fotolia.com/id/201706462

PHARMACEUTICS PACKAGING

Track and Trace Regulations Mean New Technologies for Pharmaceutical Packaging

From 20 May 2019 cigarette packaging and related product packaging in the EU must be marked with an individual ID code pursuant to the EU Tobacco Product Directive. Photo: Tim Reckmann@ flickr.com

NON-FOOD PACKAGING

EU Tobacco Products Directive: Track and Trace for tobacco products

“The Modern Man

NON-FOOD PACKAGING

Unboxing experiences for e-Commerce packaging

BEVERAGES PACKAGING

Beverage Packaging

Brexit means changes to marking duties for food packaging in the UK and the EU. Photo: John Cameron on Unsplash

FOOD INDUSTRY PACKAGING

Brexit: How will it affect food packaging in the EU?

A hard Brexit would require new registration numbers for pharmaceutical packaging for the movement of goods between the EU and Great Britain.

PHARMACEUTICS PACKAGING

Brexit: How will it affect pharmaceutical packaging?

In the European Union, new regulations apply for the packaging of cosmetic products from Great Britain after Brexit. And vice versa for EU cosmetics in Great Britain. Photo: deanna alys on Unsplash

COSMETICS PACKAGING

Brexit: How will it affect cosmetics packaging?

Wooden packaging used between the European Union and Great Britain will be subject to stricter phytosanitary measures after Brexit. Photo: Webandi/Pixbay.com

INDUSTRIAL GOODS PACKAGING

Brexit: How will it affect industrial packaging?

Photo: Garçon Wines

BEVERAGES PACKAGING

Flat wine and water bottles that fit through your letterbox

Photo: Naulique

COSMETICS PACKAGING

Packaging symbols, Part 10: A clear conscience

Food that cannot be sold by wholesalers is available at reduced prices in the Too Good To Go shop in Copenhagen. Photo: Too Good To Go

FOOD INDUSTRY PACKAGING

Food losses: More than two billion tons per year in 2030

As a rule, we can say: As little packaging as possible, but as much as necessary in order to sufficiently protect goods,” German Association for Plastics Packaging and Films. Image: REWE

FOOD INDUSTRY PACKAGING

Germany counts on voluntary agreements in the run up to the EU plastics ban

INDUSTRIAL GOODS PACKAGING

Industrial Goods Packaging

REWE packages organic pears in trays made of grass. Photo: REWE

FOOD INDUSTRY PACKAGING

Green light for packaging made of grass