While reusable packaging is a well-known term, such is not the case for reusable security packaging - the terms "reusability" and "security" remain mutually exclusive. To date, the security packaging industry has had to contend with recyclable … [Read more...] about Reusable Security Packaging: Terms No Longer Mutually Exclusive
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Pandemic Poses Novel Challenges for Automotive Industry, DHL Study Reports
DHL Supply Chains’ recent trend report shows how consumer behavior impacts international OEMs Localization, digitalization, and sustainability are the main drivers for the transformation Customized supply chain services can support the … [Read more...] about Pandemic Poses Novel Challenges for Automotive Industry, DHL Study Reports
Sonoco Divests U.S. Display Business to Hood Container Corporation
Reusable Packaging News 2021 News Briefs April 7, 2021 Sonoco Divests U.S. Display Business to Hood Container Corporation Sonoco, one of the most diversified global packaging companies, today announced it has closed on the sale of its Display … [Read more...] about Sonoco Divests U.S. Display Business to Hood Container Corporation
ORBIS Corporation Offers New Sustainable Plastic Top Frame for Optimization and Product Protection
Lightweight plastic top frame designed for inbound food and beverage applications, made from 100% recycled material OCONOMOWOC, Wis. — ORBIS® Corporation, an international leader in reusable packaging, adds a new perimeter top frame for inbound … [Read more...] about ORBIS Corporation Offers New Sustainable Plastic Top Frame for Optimization and Product Protection
ORBIS Announces 2020 Plant of the Year Recipient
Osage City, Kansas plant receives annual award for exceptional safety performance and operational efficiency OCONOMOWOC, Wis. — April 1, 2021 — ORBIS® Corporation — an international leader in reusable packaging — recently named its Osage City, … [Read more...] about ORBIS Announces 2020 Plant of the Year Recipient
IFCO European Lift Lock containers become Cradle to Cradle Certified® Silver
Munich, Germany, March 30, 2021 - The leading global provider of reusable packaging for fresh foods, IFCO, has had its European line of Lift Lock reusable plastic containers (RPCs) awarded Cradle to Cradle Certified® (Version 3.1) at the … [Read more...] about IFCO European Lift Lock containers become Cradle to Cradle Certified® Silver
Reusable Beverage Packaging System Dramatically Reduces CO2 Emissions
Fillbee, a reusable packaging from DW Reusables, cuts CO2 emissions by almost two-thirds compared to conventional beverage packaging, according to new research. BILZEN-BELGIUM - March 29, 2021 - A new study has shown that the recently launched … [Read more...] about Reusable Beverage Packaging System Dramatically Reduces CO2 Emissions
European Paper Packaging Alliance (EPPA) to focus on ensuring better regulation based on evidence
European Paper Packaging Alliance (EPPA) to focus on ensuring better regulation based on evidence and an environment favorable to innovation, following the appointment of new President, Eric Le Lay. A recent study reports reusable tableware with … [Read more...] about European Paper Packaging Alliance (EPPA) to focus on ensuring better regulation based on evidence
Flender and Schaeffler Introduce Innovative and Eco-friendly Packing System for Large Size Bearings
Flender and Schaeffler develop innovative “SMART Box”, a reusable transport box for large size bearings The modular design of the box ensures improved handling and reduced storage space "SMART Box” provides an innovative solution for … [Read more...] about Flender and Schaeffler Introduce Innovative and Eco-friendly Packing System for Large Size Bearings
Survey: Too much multi-use plastic being recycled unnecessarily
YouGov research unveiled by bakery equipment firm Bakers Basco to coincide with Global Recycling Day (March 18th) highlights public awareness of unnecessary plastics recycling. Almost half of the UK public feel that too much plastic is recycled … [Read more...] about Survey: Too much multi-use plastic being recycled unnecessarily