Pouches are growing in popularity so we should embrace any plan to develop a recycling infrastructure for them, says packaging researcher Benjamin Punchard.
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Benjamin Punchard: Why we should celebrate Enval’s laminate recycling project
Pouches are growing in popularity so we should embrace any plan to develop a recycling infrastructure for them, says packaging researcher Benjamin Punchard.
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Asia Pulp & Paper’s Liz Wilks continues the debate about mineral oils. Chris Dow: Why I’m backing Defra plastics recycling targets
13 February 2012 By 1 Comment
Closed Loop Recycling’s Chris Dow reveals why he is right behind Defra’s proposed 57% recycling targets for plastics. Rick Hindley: Consultation is an opportunity too good to waste
8 February 2012 By Leave a Comment
With the Government’s latest round of consultation on recovery and recycling targets for packaging waste well underway, Rick Hindley, Alupro (Aluminium Packaging Recycling Organisation) executive director, considers the importance of aligning the UK’s interpretation of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive with Europe. Neil Matthews: Tagging developments ensure packaging security solutions are fit for purpose
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Neil Matthews from Checkpoint Systems talks about security labels. Steve Kelsey: it’s down to us to sort this mess out
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Once upon a time, Davos was famous for black runs, bracing mountain air and the après ski. Des King: Is there a chance our career choices are pre-ordained?
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I don’t think it’s too much of a surprise that a good half of all respondents to Packaging News’ online poll this month have admitted getting into packaging by accident. Stuart Roberts: Onwards and upwards for European packaging
1 February 2012 By Leave a Comment
Stuart Roberts, European director of marketing at Sealed Air, discusses areas of future growth within the global packaging industry. Liz Wilks: Mineral oil from a purchasers perspective
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Asia Pulp & Paper’s Liz Wilks writes about the controversial mineral oils debate. Lorraine Eve: The inside story on new EU labelling law
25 January 2012 By Leave a Comment
Ashbury Labelling’s Lorraine Eve considers the impact of the EU Regulation on the Provision of Food Information to Consumers that came into effect this month. Employment perspectives with Dani Novick: Top tips for writing the perfect CV
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It’s job hunting season – and Dani Novick has 1,000 CVs to read. Here she shares her pet hates and top tips on how to stand out from the crowd. Dick Searle: Fundamentals – not fundamentalism
18 January 2012 By 1 Comment
Packaging Federation head Dick Searle looks forward to an interesting 2012 – and reminds us of the simple things everyone should know about packaging. Raj Bhardwaj: Projections for the year ahead
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Raj Bhardwaj, managing director of packaging consultancy Know It All, highlights the one sure-fire way to prosper…no matter what 2012 throws at you. |
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